1. The Collosus
... of the father, a symbol which attains the rank of myth in her work. The father symbol as portrayed in "The Collosus" is equivalent with the world for Plath. His brow is "weedy acres," and his hair and bones are "littered...to the horizon-line." This father image constitutes the physical elements of existence for the speaker. This aspect of the poem seems representative of the intense importance of the symbol of the father ... in Plath's psyche. This image of the colossus is representative of the human concept of ... ...
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