SYLVIA PLATH-TED HUGHES-ASSIA WEVILL
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Assia was a characterless woman..not worthy of any sympathy! Not a good wife, not a good mother..shameless woman who capitalized on her so-called beauty immorally.
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the exact words might not, but, given a basic understanding of the English language, the emotion and tone of some of Plath's poems comprise the very definition of Greek tragedy.
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Oh, okay, I though it may have been russian. Us English speaking people need a translation...lol. Though the pictures look really good!
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greek;)
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Yeah, hence the fact Sylvia was from America and Ted was from England! Both English speaking countries. What language is this anyway, Russian perhaps?
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Does Plaths poetry translate well into Greek? I cant see how, as its so onomaetopeoic..like 'creel of eels' etc...just wondered
eclecticfire73 2 years ago
it's not the same as the birth language of each poem.You can't adapt easily some words or expressions.Always poems are better to read in their language
Kirkh70 2 years ago
eisai teleia esy pou to anevases.
tromeri douleia kai aisthitiki...
Jennykapota 3 years ago
s euxaristw poly))ekana oti kalytero mporousa
Kirkh70 3 years ago