While her work can be shocking in its rage and trauma, Plath casts her readers as witnesses– not only to the truth of her psychological life, but to her astounding ability to express what often remains inexpressible.
Si bien la furia y el trauma de su obra pueden resultar chocantes, Plath convierte al lector en testigo, no solo de su verdadera vida psicológica, sino de su asombrosa habilidad de expresar lo que muchas veces resulta inexplicable.