Sylvia Plath part 6 of 6

[stuartwalker121]

The poem Daddy that Sylvia reads in part 6 of 6 of the documentary has quite a bit missing - not quite sure why this is.

Stooky

[AndreRelaxSun]

really good

[fajaklaus]

Kudos to Udos for the upload. This was an amazingly even-handed biography, and I give special credit to the producers for not dwelling on the circumstances of her death. Having been married to a woman very much like Sylvia for two years, I appreciate that they made a point of highlighting just how difficult women like that can be to live with. Very good show!

[UdosTelevision]

@fajaklaus: then you know my situation too :-)

[TheWaterlily2012]

A really good documentary that was my pleasure to watch again.

[badimiagirl1]

I enjoyed this series very much, thank you.

[UdosTelevision]

@badimiagirl1  thank YOU :-)

[sarabower1]

This poor woman, how she must have suffered I can't imagine

as there is simply no limit to human suffering

[joye25]

I think she was really angry about life when she wrote Daddy.

[UdosTelevision]

@joye25 a lot of humor as well in Daddy I think. a perfect mix. a read once that she laughed a lot when reading it for a friend.

[inspirediam]

The past was her present...

[mawsjumbler]

As intriguing and entertaining as this film certainly is, it would've been markedly better without all the tedious hot air from Sandra Gilbert, "Critic." I eventually couldn't listen to her anymore. On the other hand, I found Aurelia extremely interesting.

[itsmeJTke]

thank you for uploading this! sylvia <3

[BethanyCharlene]

"....I think it was an in bred fear that what she'd love would leave her sometime, and I think it haunted her all her life, not making it known in words"

I love Sylvia so much, I bought her journals and there is nothing more informative about her life and thoughts..than hearing it through her own words. I feel I can relate to her so much, with the feelings of isolation, fear of abandoment and how it can destroy relationships. How I wish I knew her.

[UdosTelevision]

thank you Bethany

[phillippatterson1]

@BethanyCharlene Have you read the recently discovered Hughes poem. Phil P.

[BethanyCharlene]

@phillippatterson1 Sadly no, Is it posted online to read??

[aupsychobilly]

@BethanyCharlene Ditto

[sarabower1]

@BethanyCharlene I think a lot of women feel as Sylvia did,as they are insecure in their relationships

feel like they could be replaced by someone else

[1and2makes4]

Her mother was very poetic as she speaks.

[Ellexorip]

@1and2makes4 lol...yeah i guess now we know where sylvia got it from ahaha..no, i dunno, whatever

[taralara]

very good, thank you so much.

[UdosTelevision]

thank you :-)

[LaFarfalla246]

I really enjoyed watching this documentary because it gave me more of an insight into Sylvia Plath and her life. She was a wonderfully talented and gifted poet and as a person, I think she would have been a very complex but interesting woman to know. I would have liked to have known her anyway.

[EvanJZ17]

Thanks a lot for posting this.

[DangerousMuse5167]

Thank you, this was quite informative.

[ixheartxattackk]

thank you for uploading. I love Sylvia.