Daffodils by Ted Hughes

Apr 05, 2010 19:11

This is one of the Birthday Letters poems, which Ted Hughes wrote about Sylvia Plath through the decades and only published a little more than a year before his own death. Leaving the biographical background completely aside, this is also my favourite poem about daffodils (of which the English language offers several), or April in England (pace, ( Read more... )

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kivrin April 5 2010, 19:59:10 UTC
Wow. That's fantastic. Thank you for sharing it.

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selenak April 6 2010, 03:46:57 UTC
You're very welcome.

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likeadeuce April 5 2010, 22:18:01 UTC
Thanks for that. It's amazing.

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selenak April 6 2010, 03:49:28 UTC
I always thought so, and am glad to share!

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fallingtowers April 6 2010, 20:18:17 UTC
That's just eerily beautiful.

*adds to memories*

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selenak April 7 2010, 07:28:46 UTC
Try the entire collection - Birthday Letters, that is - you won't regret it.

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diotimah April 6 2010, 23:26:35 UTC
I love the Birthday Letters. You just inspired me to reread them.:-)

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selenak April 7 2010, 07:28:08 UTC
They're wonderful to read, every time.

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diotimah April 7 2010, 16:29:43 UTC
Couldn't agree more.;-)

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