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Sylvia Plath Part two – poetry

I have been going through Plath’s Poetry. Its like a word association game or a mathematical equation. I like the taunt of poetry …’do you get it yet, do you understand me now’ I have done the best I can but I am not a literary expert. I also think that a certain kind of…

I have been going through Plath’s Poetry. Its like a word association game or a mathematical equation. I like the taunt of poetry …’do you get it yet, do you understand me now’ I have done the best I can but I am not a literary expert. I also think that a certain kind of girl finds it easier to understand than others. Those who are male or mentally well might not have the lived experience to make the associations that are present in the lines.

I also think it looks quite pretty adding all the notes to a poem.

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  1. Unit 1 Assessment – Chelsea Swan CSM

    […] I have tried to implement critical engagement with my own work, being reflective and discussing what works and what is not working, discussing problems and concerns, and either changing or accepting faults and disregarding or changing, and also looking at what is working and why and allowing it to continue as well as pushing further to see what can come of it, such as with the second lampshade and adding even more bling, and with the male nymphs, and with the visual and contextual diary exploration. I do however also think that I need to learn to put in my mistakes, my disregarded ideas, my attempts that failed, as I often just scrap them and have not been discussing what has not worked and why and what it was that failed which means I am not learning as much from the work as I could. I have also tried to critically engage with textual research and the work of others, looking at what I like and don’t like at exhibitions, my feelings toward separating the art from the artist, not allowing myself to live in an echo chamber, and discussing my reading with others, as well as on the blog (sylvia plath) . I do however need to discuss what I am reading more, rather than just highlighting and annotating and failing to put it on the blog. https://chelseaswancsm.wordpress.com/2023/11/01/sylvia-plath-part-two-poetry/      https://chelseaswancsm.wordpress.com/2023/11/01/sylvia-plath-part-three-embroidery/ […]

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