Anne Sexton

Ansexton Michelangelo, probably the most talented sculptor and painter of all time, once said that "genius is on the shoulders of other geniuses." Because Michelangelo was built on the glory of his predecessor, Ansexton did the same with her poetry "Transform". Following the stories of Brothers Grimm, she renewed her fairy tale by adding her own life experience and perspectives on contemporary culture until she made a new form of art. Through the shocking transition to this classic story, Ansexton has had a major impact on the literary genre of fairy tales.

(George 308) Sexton's life is full of very difficult experiences. Ansexton is a wonderful woman. At the age of 17, Anne Sexton became a wife, a beginner and a model. Sexton grew up in a very difficult home. Her parents are older and their children should do this. From the beginning, Sexton's parents knew that she would be different, and in their view the difference was not accepted. Sexton was forced to get married. She needs to be relieved from the pressure of "upstream society" and there is no high expectation. After several years of marriage, they made their first child, Joyce. Sexton believes that Joyce is more burdensome than blessing. There are a lot of problems with her family, she is not established in her career. She is 24 years old, she is not ready for her mother, not because she is young, but she has no experience and has a bad role model. Joyce finally became her pleasure. She learned how to become a mother

Anne Sexton was born in Anne Gray Harvey in Newton, Massachusetts on November 9, 1928. She is a very uneasy poet who wrote about her experience of depression and psychosis. Confessed poet Sexton is an internationally famous person. Still, not all critics are positive. In fact, they feel that there is too much exposure in her poems. Too much is that men, not women, can accept it. Drinking problems, spiritual breakdown, divorce topics. Poet Luis Bogan says, "These are mostly women's secrets and will not be conveyed in the usual way, Ann Sexton has this courage.