1. Poetic Metaphors of Sylvia Plath
She goes on to compare herself to a rising loaf of bread and a fat coin purse full of newly-minted money. ... She uses these metaphors trying to find understanding in how she feels about what's going on with her and her body. ... When one visualizes a big round melon atop two tendrils - "tendrils" Plath uses to describe thin, delicate legs compared to the load above - the image of a pregnant woman with her large round belly awkwardly placed atop legs that don't seem strong enough to lug around her heavy load comes to life. ...
- Word Count: 1396
- Approx Pages: 6
- Has Bibliography