Northampton, also known as: Norwottuck Nonotuck Paradise City History of Northampton Northampton Weather Northampton Blogs ontheroad Ms. Sara C. Rauch Northampton Schools Smith College Smith Vocational High School Northampton High School Clarke School for the Deaf Other Area Colleges Hampshire College UMass Amherst College Mt. Holyoke College Greenfield Community College Holyoke Community College   contact us	Tuesday, October 31, 2006 -  Sylvia Plath is ALIVE!!! Wait, no she's not. Sorry. But, someone did find one of her unpublished poems recently. Anna Journey, a Virginia Commonwealth grad student who discovered the poem. This from the Gazette: In her personal copy of Fitzgerald's book, Journey said, Plath wrote the phrase "L'Ennui" - boredom - next to a passage in which Jay Gatsby's love interest, Daisy Buchanan, complains, "I've been everywhere and seen everything and done everything." "She was observing; her notes were creative, metaphorical reactions," Journey said of Plath. "She was riffing off of Fitzgerald's passages." Journey said the poem - two original typed scripts with some of Plath's handwritten notes - contained the same themes as the notes Plath jotted in "Gatsby." The 14-line sonnet opens: Tea leaves thwart those who court catastrophe, designing futures where nothing will occur. Plath, who committed suicide in 1963, at the age of 30, was an alumna of Smith College. posted by nick  # 8:25 PM Comments: Post a Comment < << Home	News MassLive Daily Hampshire Gazette Valley Advocate The Daily Collegian WHMP Living Craigslist Western Mass Forbes Library City of Northampton Clean Water Action Mass Bike Pioneer Valley Art Iron Horse Entertainment Pleasant St. Theater Academy of Music Food River Valley Market Co-op Delivery Express The Dirty Truth Beerhall Local Businesses Pedal People Pleasant Street Theatre Video Interlink Publishing Archives October 2006 November 2006
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