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tulips by slvia plath

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English

 

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Malcom F

 

Date added:

June 28, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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She writes in the first person and has a very original structure. The poem is a easy read but intriguing at the same time. This poem is about a person whom might have been injured in a battle of some kind or a war. The setting is a hospital. Plath leaves many details to the imagination but the setting is concrete...
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This poem is written in the first person. I believe Plath might take on an alternate identity in order to write this poem. The speaker in this poem seems to be depressed. Depressed about her life, her family, and her situation in this hospital. Visible from " the green plastic?pillowed trolley" that she lays on are, red tulips...
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