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Explication Of Death And Co. By Sylvia Plath

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English

 

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Jennifer M

 

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September 29, 2013

 

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University

 

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Because her life one can make direct connections to her life and to her poems, so I believe that one can trust the speaker. Structure of Poem The form of the poem Death and Co. is a traditional form, the limerick form, because every stanza is five lines except for the very last line. I believe the reason why Sylvia Plath had chosen this types of form, is because in a way each stanza has its own type of meaning, and emotions...
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I believe the reason why Sylvia Plath had chosen this types of form, is because in a way each stanza has its own type of meaning, and emotions. As you read the poem it is clearly seen that the movement of the poem goes for one topic to another. One could relate back to her life by saying from her children it goes to her husband...
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