Anne Sexton

Most of us accept the story that we are told for children to be fake, or at least romantic. At some point, the illusion shattered, Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, Cinderella are the characters we are missing deeply. However, although we regard these people and legends as fantasies, we insist on many emotional talks without questioning the application to adult living. Anne Sexton can not correctly explain these innocent and childish images side by side with cynical but more realistic situations, lessons of society that teaches children, lessons as adults, and our actual life. I often show illusions. Corruption, a violent world.

& Lt; Tab / & gt; In 1954, Anne Sexton encountered another trauma event that Anne Sexton would suffer. At the age of 68, Anne Sexton's Nana (Anna Dingley) died suddenly and Anne became depressed and desperate. Anne Sexton felt she was no longer leaning against her shoulder. One year later, on August 5, 1955, Ann Sexton bore a second daughter, Joyce Seddoston. Immediately after her daughter was born, she fell into depression. When Kayo was on business trip, her mood worsened. In the meantime she experienced the darkest day and sometimes even her child abuse. Sexton immediately returned to the treatment phase and after several failed attempts she was forced to undergo short institutionalization. Anne Sexton's parents expressed high opposition and were afraid that this could affect her child.

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.

The very personal confession of Anne Sexton can be compared with what Bukowski wrote about women's relations, alcohol, and writing. Anne Sexton's poem is bold and is a dramatic and sometimes rough voice about contraindication topics such as abortion, menstruation, adultery, drug addiction. In the 1930s, John Steinbeck talked to families suffering from immigrants and stated a story of economic injustice. Carola Dibbel wrote a contemporary story about contemporary inequality that would be plagued by diseases of the near future and the differences, around women because of suspicious experiments to find themselves to survive.