Emulating Ariel is easier
read than written
Plath had so much wrath
and bitterness
Not exactly exclusive
She hated her father
She hated Hitler
That attitude and vision
cut through races and ages
A successful suicide for an idol
Is like worshipping a demon
in place of God
Riding a race car
in the safety of an armchair
Ovens have their uses
Baking bread and wiping out races
Taking your life in winter
When you can’t wait for summer
To thaw and rot in the sun
Ariel was a Tempest sprite
An archangel, or a mad woman
Who took her own life
Two times unlucky
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Emulating Ariel
Labels:
adolph hitler,
archangel,
ariel,
demon,
God,
oven,
races,
sprite,
sylvia plath,
tempest
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment