Plath Histoires

A collection of confessional styled poetry written by the author which initially started as therapy to cope with her social anxiety and depression.

The Bell Jar chronicles the crack-up of Esther Greenwood: brilliant, beautiful, enormously talented, and successful, but slowly going under-maybe for the last time. Sylvia Plath masterfully draws the reader into Esther's breakdown with such intensity that Esther's insanity becomes completely real and even rational, as probable and accessible an experience as going to the movies. Such deep penetration into the dark and harrowing corners of the psyche is an extraordinary accomplishment and has made The Bell Jar a haunting American classic.

Imagine feeling so much pain that you would be willing to give up every memory and every person you know to start over - absolutely nothing left behind you and only a new slate to look forward to - providing you live through the process. Chloe Gunn has everything any young girl should want, yet she wants to die, and just can't bring herself to do it. Instead, she volunteers for an unprecedented medical trial to induce amnesia where the answer seems simple: erase her mind and erase the pain. Drowning in pain, Chloe begins to sleepwalk through her own life, doing whatever she can to numb the ache. Even when she survives a horrific car crash, her low-spirited view is unrelenting. So, when Chloe discovers an ad for an amnesia-inducing experiment in a medical journal, it shines like a beacon. And Chloe isn’t alone. Even the young, beautiful, rich and famous actress, Victoria Palmer has become intimately acquainted with the slippery hole of depression – miles across the country – and craves any desperate escape out as well. Will she find it before it becomes too late? “Think – the novel, The Bell Jar, blended with the movie, Sixth Sense…….an emotional, metaphysical ride down, and up – and where it stops, is in the unforeseen.”

Original by me. I lost the password to my old profile and decided to post again on this one. This was a mimicry of Sylvia Plaths Mad girls love song. One of my best works

An unidentified young narrator takes readers on a journey through her thoughts while it seems the world falls apart at her feet. She lives in a small minded, small town world where it seems like nothing ever changes. The simplicity and mediocrity of her minuscule life fuels a fiery temperament and constantly shifting mood.

the exact book "the bell jar" by sylvia plath

All about Sylvia Plath.

book about poems that I imagine in my head whatever I see I imagine a poem or a story

In 2010, the sudden suicide of celebrated writer, Anna Katherine Maria, sends shivers of surprise and rumors among the literary fraternity and readers alike. Five years later, a young research scholar moves into the same neighborhood with the aim of completing her thesis on Anna's works. In the pursuit, she uncovers an alternate life, far removed from the one everyone understood Anna to be living.

Cecelia has struggled with Bipolar disorder, Prodromal Schizophrenia , and depression since she was 14. Now she heads off into life with unstable grounds, she faces so much tragedy that her sister puts her in a Psychiatric ward after she relapses. When she arrives at the ward she meets a man named Elijah, who she falls in love with. Well, I don't know to call it love, or obsession but either way its an off limits situation. He's her doctor, and she's the mental patient.

Poemas de mi primer semestre , sentimientos inexistentes

to life

This is a collection of my favorite poems, which I have collected so far. It has the biggies like Walt Whitman or Byron, but it also has some of lesser known poets who write just jaw-dropping poetry.

I'm just a little depressed right now :'(

11 poems written for various English assignments. One is in the format of Langston Hughes' Poem "Theme for English B." Five of them are in the styles of other poets (Shakespeare, Hart Crane, T.S. Eliot, Sylvia Plath, and Robert Frost) Five of them are originals I wrote based on photos. They're all interesting, I promise. :)