Is it the sea you hear in me,Its dissatisfactions?Or the voice of nothing, that was you madness?
by Sylvia Plath (0 Reviews)
In Sylvia Plath's poem "Ariel," the speaker reflects on a deep inner turmoil and existential dissatisfaction. The lines portray a struggle between the tumultuous emotions represented by the sea and a haunting sense of emptiness associated with madness. This duality suggests a conflict within the speaker, where feelings of restlessness and despair collide with the notion of nothingness. Furthermore, the imagery conveys a sense of searching for meaning amidst chaos. The...
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