Mercy, mercy me!
Jayne, thanks for the heads up. Apparently, I still don't quite grasp the "starting point." The N of a well-known poem? Something like this? Ping-ponging Plath's N:
I consider the "character" the fictional persona/N of the poem, in this case the voice in "Daddy."
Bewitched
Sivvy! I cannot live with you,
a girl whose dark charms grew
for seven long unholy years
after we said, I do.
Oh no, I must be rid of you,
whose spells would turn me blue,
moving me to violent tears
with magic that you knew.
True, it’s true, I’m leaving you,
who’d melt my mind to glue,
and daily dig my heart out
to boil it in your brew.
Now, I’m going, cursing you:
your tongue's a torture screw
racking me to finally shout,
adieu, you witch, we’re through!
Ralphoooo
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Ralph
Last edited by RCL; 09-09-2011 at 01:21 PM.
Reason: Sivvy for mon dieu; girl for mate; tongue's for tongue
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