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02-17-2013, 06:49 AM
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Slattern of the Swail
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Then the flutings of their Ionian
Death-gowns. Then two little feet. He does not smile or smoke. The other does that His hair long and plausive Bastard Masturbating a glitter He wants to be loved. I do not stir. The frost makes a flower, The dew makes a star, The dead bell, The dead bell. Somebody's done for. NOT the entire poem, Death&Co by Plath, but the frost makes a flower reminded me of this part of the poem.
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