Silvia Plath uses the phrases "Limbs ponderous with richness" and "Hair heavier than sculptured marb
Silvia Plath uses the phrases "Limbs ponderous with richness" and "Hair heavier than sculptured marble" to describe this titular character. The original poem opens with the poet lamenting that "ein Märchen aus alten Zeiten" will not allow him to rest and tells the story of another sailor who is lured to his death on the rocks by the song of title figure. For 10 points-- name this poem that tells of a siren of the Rhine River, by Heinrich Heine.
Silvia Plath uses the phrases "Limbs ponderous with richness" and "Hair heavier than sculptured marble" to describe this titular character.
“Die {Lorelei”}