Poppies In July Poem by Sylvia Plath

It strikes me that she is alluding to a suffering that finds itself inaccessible to mediation interventetion, or appeasement. Her suffering's rawness is so real that the order of its realness condemns it to remaining complete as an object and insuperable to any dilution which therefore demands that it can only and must be indured and tolerated resulting in a subjective exhaustion.

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