Your clear eye is the one absolutely beautiful thing. 
I want to fill it with color and ducks, 
The zoo of the new 

Whose name you meditate -- 
April snowdrop, Indian pipe, 
Little 

Stalk without wrinkle, 
Pool in which images 
Should be grand and classical 

Not this troublous 
Wringing of hands, this dark 
Ceiling without a star. 

 
Votre oeil clair est l'une chose absolument belle. Je veux le remplir 
de couleur et de canards, le zoo du nouveau 

À qui nom tu médites -- snowdrop d'avril, pipe indienne, peu 

Égrapper sans ride, la piscine dans laquelle les images devraient 
être grandes et classiques 

Non cet extorsion troublous des mains, ce plafond foncé sans étoile. 

 
Ihr freies Auge ist die eine absolut schöne Sache. Ich möchte es mit 
Farbe und Enten, der Zoo füllen vom neuen 

Wem Namen Sie meditieren -- April snowdrop, indisches Rohr, 
wenig 

Ohne Knicke, Lache anpirschen, in der Bilder großartig und klassisch 
sein sollten 

Nicht dieses troublous Auspressen der Hände, diese dunkle Decke ohne 
einen Stern. 

 
Seu olho desobstruído é a uma coisa absolutamente bonita. Eu quero 
enchê-lo com a cor e os patos, o jardim zoológico do novo 

De quem nome você meditate -- snowdrop de abril, tubulação indian, 
pouco 

Stalk sem enrugamento, o pool em que as imagens devem ser grandes e 
classical 

Não este wringing troublous das mãos, este teto escuro sem uma 
estrela. 

 
Su ojo claro es la una cosa absolutamente hermosa. Deseo llenarlo del 
color y de los patos, el parque zoológico del nuevo 

De quién nombre usted meditate -- snowdrop de abril, pipa india, 
poco 

Acechar sin la arruga, la piscina en la cual las imágenes deben ser 
magníficas y clásicas 

El no este sacar troublous de manos, este techo oscuro sin una 
estrella. 

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• On Being Ariel - Huffington Post (blog) (2013/05/17 11:51)

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• Seeing Sylvia Plath with new eyes - Sydney Morning Herald - Sydney Morning Herald (2013/05/17 01:56)

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• The early bird catches the worm but it also needs the nap - InsideHalton.com (2013/05/15 10:44)

  The early bird catches the worm but it also needs the napInsideHalton.comWhen I was a kid, I would awaken each morning to the thwack of the newspaper, tossed by a strong-armed paperboy, hitting our front porch. At around 4:30 a.m.. Now, I've ... In a recent post on Slate magazine's website, author Mason Currey wrote of ...
• 'I have no memory of killing my husband' - Stuff.co.nz (2013/05/14 16:08)

  Stuff.co.nz'I have no memory of killing my husband'Stuff.co.nzTo a grieving child it was an unacceptable betrayal, and, at 12, Stewart took an overdose - "300 pills of unknown origin", she says. "I didn't want to die, but I ... Then, at 16, and a student at Narrabundah College in Canberra's Kingston, Stewart ...
• A light at the museum - Cambridge News (2013/05/02 01:48)

  Cambridge NewsA light at the museumCambridge NewsThe skeleton also caught the attention of Sylvia Plath, who wrote a poem about her: “That's why I call her 'Sylvia', and I do confess to saying goodnight to her,” says Sarah-Jane. The lofty first ... Particularly with kids – they get so bored,” she ...
• At Boots, science is for boys and pink princess toys are for girls - The Guardian (blog) (2013/05/01 07:09)

  The Guardian (blog)At Boots, science is for boys and pink princess toys are for girlsThe Guardian (blog)From out of the shell-shocked fug of my brain, the opening lines from Sylvia Plath's poem Child emerged unbidden: Your clear eye is the one beautiful thing. I want to fill it with colour and ducks. The zoo of the new. Over the past 10 months, I have ...and more »
• Wilton poet tackles faith and finance - The Hour (2013/04/29 22:05)

  Wilton poet tackles faith and financeThe HourWILTON -- Three years after the publication of her 2005 book of poetry, "The Descent," Sophie Cabot Black was once again confronted with a crisis of faith. Whereas her last book was inspired by the loss of one of her best friends to cancer, this new ...
• Coming Soon for April 28 - Gadsden Times (2013/04/27 15:46)

  Coming Soon for April 28Gadsden Times“When Poetry & Art Collide: Sylvia Plath” will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. May 14 in the Lena Martin Room of the Gadsden Public Library. Tabitha Bozeman will speak on and conduct readings of Plath's work while Brandy Hyatt creates a live, visual ...and more »
• Nice Poem; I'll Take It - New York Times (2013/04/26 10:07)

  Nice Poem; I'll Take ItNew York TimesWe list some of the same inspirations — Sylvia Plath, Elizabeth Bishop. ... I have walked into a high school classroom to discover that a teacher has assigned his students to “write into” my poem, inserting their nouns into my free-verse form. I have ...and more »
• 'i've Been a bookworm since childhood': Kalki - Deccan Chronicle (2013/04/20 23:38)

  'i've Been a bookworm since childhood': KalkiDeccan ChronicleI have been a bookworm since childhood. I love poetry and the works of E.E. Cummings, Sylvia Plath, Jacques Prévert, Charles Bukowski are my favourites. I read fiction. I love classics, both contemporary and modern. I also love reading history. To sum ...
• Building a life through poetry - Austin American-Statesman (2013/04/19 22:10)

  Building a life through poetryAustin American-StatesmanAnd expecting their first child in July. Poets have a reputation, earned and otherwise, ... Indeed, married-to-each-other poets have an unfortunate reputation (Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath, I am looking at you). But, as National Poetry Month draws to a ...and more »
• CLARKE: Odes of experience; stream of talent - TheChronicleHerald.ca (2013/04/19 21:06)

  CLARKE: Odes of experience; stream of talentTheChronicleHerald.caThe tyro poet follows Margaret Atwood and Sylvia Plath, taking up their use of violent imagery to narrate his sense of his sexual difference: “My doctors will be shocked. ... freedom to say what he wants in just his own way: “This body: its ...