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Aurelia Mirn
(3/29/2009 4:31:00 AM) |
This one is absolutely the best.
Transformation into firebird - it's like a Sylvia's second rebirth, i'm highly impressed.
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Blaire Rapz
(3/4/2009 5:05:00 PM) |
Crakked man...
hahahaha
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Octavia Brown
(2/28/2008 4:02:00 PM) |
This poem is really good. I was introduced to this poem during the unit of poetry in english. I found it really amazing to see myself relating to such rhythm within this poem. As we analyzed this poem I found some similarities towards an emo, cutter type person but it is really good.
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Gina Glaser
(5/5/2007 6:22:00 PM) |
i love this pomen it one of my fave by her if you like this poem check out mine tell me what u think
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Joanna Powidł Owska
(3/15/2006 8:05:00 AM) |
I really love this poem, I can find a piece of my emotions here
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Melissa Smithers
(9/8/2005 1:05:00 PM) |
As with all of her work, she is utterly amazing in her ability to capture the essence of who she was and allow you to walk along side her on the journey of heartbreak in her own mind. She was a broken doll but beautifully so. In her death we saw the truth of her kind, the love she held in her heart and the fact she merely burned too bright for this realm that she blazed on into another. She is the epitomy of beautiful insanity, shattered perfection.
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Peter Bird
(7/1/2005 6:52:00 AM) |
This is just so true it's almost unbearable to read. So brilliant but so sad that she knew all this and could express it.
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space Sweeper
(5/26/2005 9:15:00 PM) |
'i have nine lives to live...'...how many times did she expect to get away with it? i wonder if it was the complete fading away she looked for or the revival from that darkness all over again...
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Kelcie Banas
(3/5/2005 2:24:00 PM) |
this is absolutely my most adored poem of sylvia plath's...perhaps it is because i can relate?
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