Summary and Analysis of By Candlelight by Sylvia Plath
About the Poet: Sylvia Plath is one of the most admired poets of the twentieth century, who had established this reputation by the age of thirty. Her violent emotions and …
Sylvia Plath
Summary and Analysis of The Arrival of The Bee Box by Sylvia Plath
INTRODUCTION TO SYLVIA PLATH- Sylvia Plath is regarded as one of the greatest American poet. Plath was born in Boston, in the year 1932 and her life took an abrupt change …
Summary and Analysis of The Applicant by Sylvia Plath
About Sylvia Plath: Sylvia Plath was born in 1932 in Boston, Massachusetts, US. She showed the makings of a poet an artist starting from an early age. She published her …
Medusa: Summary and Analysis
About the author: Sylvia Plath is one of the few American women of the mid-twentieth century, who was an exceptional poet, a novelist, and a writer who never forgot to …
Morning Song: Summary and Analysis
Morning Song: About the Poet Credited as the exponent of confessional poetry, Sylvia Plath was mostly known for her two collections of poetry, The Colossus and Other Poems and Ariel. …
Daddy Poem Summary by Sylvia Plath
In Daddy Plath draws the reader’s gaze to the connection with the story of Electra: [The poem] is spoken by a girl with an Electra Complex. Her father died while …
Nick and the Candlestick Analysis by Sylvia Plath
The poem Nick and the Candlestick written by Sylvia Plath is one of her last poems. It was published posthumously by her husband, Ted Hughes in the collection called Birthday …
Winter Landscape with Rooks Analysis by Sylvia Plath
The poem Winter Landscape with Rooks is one of the typical Plath poems. In this article we have attempted Winter Landscape with Rooks analysis by Sylvia Plath. The poem with …
Analysis of “Purdah” by Sylvia Plath
The poem was published posthumously in the anthology Winter Trees in 1971. However, according to Ted Hughes this particular poem was meant to be published in the anthology Ariel. After …
Analysis of ‘Lady Lazarus ‘ by Sylvia Plath
In this intensely self-dramatizing poem, she wrote shortly before her own suicide in February 1963, Plath adopted highly strained metaphors to describe her psychic state. “Lady Lazarus,” written in the …