williamscarlita williamscarlita

07-12-2017
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edge by Sylvia Plath , why isn't the moon sad /

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eveonyinkwa25 eveonyinkwa25

13-12-2017

The moon, her muse, seems to be a symbol of mind that is detached from the individual self, and the moon “has nothing to be sad about.”

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