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Sylvia Plath - Poppies in July

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Mind Map on Sylvia Plath - Poppies in July, created by caitrionaM94 on 05/02/2014.
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Sylvia Plath - Poppies in July
  1. Theme
    1. Struggles
      1. Depression
        1. Exhaustion
        2. Language
          1. Imagery
            1. Quotes
              1. Little hell flames, do you do no harm?"
                1. "Colourless, colourless"
                  1. "Little Bloody Skirts"
                    1. "If i could bleed, or sleep?-
                      1. "
                      2. Context
                        1. Rhythm & Tone
                          1. Vivid, vile and numb
                            1. Everyday speech
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