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... However, in some of her works, what seems to be poetry filled with visions of death and sorrow, a glimmer of hope appears. ... Sylvia Plath uses stunning imagery to describe the return of hope and faith from her tormenting depression in her poem Mystic. ... Plath uses this poem to fight herself and find hope with herself. ...
The final section of the poem serves as the conclusion of her thoughts on the important and significance life and her attempt to establish hope without her existence. ... This reference makes a point, telling the reader to remember to have faith and not to lose hope. ... This line demonstrates and proves that Plath has little hope within here and those meanings of life, love, tenderness, and words exist. ... This is possibly symbolism for a fresh start and new hope in Sylvia Plath’s life. ... She is renewed with faith and hope. ... Eventhough the poem end with a message future hope, the readers are still bewildered by its many depressing and negative questions, images, and thoughts. The new meaning of hope that comes into the writer’s life at the end of the poem is what inspires her to keep living and motivates her to have a more positive outlook.
Approximate Word count = 1161
Approximate Pages = 4.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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