Crossing The Water by Sylvia Plath
A posthumous collection of poems that traces a speaker’s restless crossings between memory, landscape and interior life, using vivid, often spare imagery and a coolly intense voice to probe identity, displacement, domesticity and mortality. The pieces shift from wry, precise vignettes to wrenching, confessional moments, invoking nature, myth and household objects as metaphors for grief, longing and transformation, producing a tense, luminous portrait of emotional survival and self-examination.
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- Published
- 1971
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- American
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- Original Language
- English
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