Sources: Sylvia Path quote via creatingaquietmind from larmoyante. Image: Crescentmoon
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Yes.
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Incredible image.
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I agree. Loved it too.
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The sad thing is that if Sylvia Plath had thought “I am myself, and that ‘is’ enough”, she might not have committed suicide.
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Yes. Therein lies the point Sarah. You nailed it.
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I have read so much of Sylvia Plath’s poetry – thought provoking stuff.
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Yes. A shame as to the outcome.
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It is so sad when people do not realize they have value and allow that to be enough.
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Agree Tina. Thinking and believing that “you are enough.” Easily said. Not easily done.
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Apropos image for such a troubled young woman.
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Thought so too Rick. Thanks.
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I read somewhere that “suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.” Very sad.
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Have never heard that quote Joyce but so true (and very sad).
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Thank you David. I just added Sylvia Plath’s Ariel to my library. She was a wonderful poet.
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Hi Ivon. Yes, she was…thanks.
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