TheRealQuotes

"I felt Mr Willard had deserted me. I thought he must have planned it all along, but Buddy said No, his father simply couldn't stand the sight of sickness and especially his own son's sickness, because he thought all sickness was sickness of the will. Mr Willard had never been sick a day in his life."

―

Blame Sickness Cause Guilt

From

Poet

Added on

About Sylvia Plath

Sylvia Plath was an American poet and novelist associated with confessional poetry. She is known for Ariel and for her novel The Bell Jar. Her writing is noted for its emotional intensity, formal control, and autobiographical force.

Born:

Died:

View all quotes from Sylvia Plath

"Talk ought always to run obliquely, not nose to nose with no chance of mental escape."
"The art of conversation, or the qualification for a good companion, is a certain self-control, wh..."
"Like dreams, farces show the disguised fulfillment of repressed wishes."