Sylvia Plath: Poetry Born from Pain - Poem Analysis
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Sylvia Plath, an iconic American poet and author, is celebrated for her intense, confessional poetry. Her works, including The Bell Jar and Ariel, deeply explore themes of identity, depression, and femininity, leaving a profound impact on modern literature and feminist discourse.
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