The speaker tells this figure that the "thick air is murderous.
The speaker tells this figure that the "thick air is murderous. I would breathe water" at the end of the poem "Full Fathom Five." This figure is told "all by yourself, you are pithy and historical as the Roman Forum" in the poem "The Colossus." A picture of this person depicts him standing at a blackboard with a "cleft in [the] chin instead of [the] foot." This person is described as "Marble-heavy, a bag full of God, (*) ghastly statue with one gray toe" in a poem titled for him that opens with the line "You do not do, you do not do." That poem tells this person that there's "a stake in your fat black heart" before proclaiming "you bastard, I'm through." For 10 points, identify this person compared to "a man in black with a Meinkampf look" in a Sylvia Plath poem.
The speaker tells this figure that the "thick air is murderous.
Sylvia Plath's father [or Daddy; or Otto Plath]