" The speaker notes that the deceased title figure, who is "marble heavy, a bag full of God," has "bit [her] pretty red heart in two" and, noting that "Every woman adores a fascist", uses the cadence and repetition of a nursery rhyme to conflate him with the brutality of the Nazis.
A part of the title character is noted as being "big as a Frisco seal", while his head is found in the Atlantic, "in the waters off beautiful Nauset" The speaker notes that the deceased title figure, who is "marble heavy, a bag full of God," has "bit [her] pretty red heart in two" and, noting that "Every woman adores a fascist", uses the cadence and repetition of a nursery rhyme to conflate him with the brutality of the Nazis. Written shortly before the author's suicide, this is for 10 points, what poem appearing in the collection Ariel by Sylvia Plath, addressed to her tyrannical father?
A part of the title character is noted as being "big as a Frisco seal", while his head is found in the Atlantic, "in the waters off beautiful Nauset
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