One line of this poem states "Every woman adores a Fascist.
A picture of the subject of this poem shows him with a cleft chin standing at a blackboard, and he is described as having a "neat mustache" and a "bright blue" eye. The writer of this poem claims to have been pulled out of a sack and stuck "together with glue." She also makes reference to the fact that her husband always wore black, comparing him to a vampire. This poem also compares its writer to a foot and the subject to a shoe. It first appeared in the collection Ariel and is by the same poet and has the same subject as "The Colossus". One line of this poem states "Every woman adores a Fascist." Identify this work which compares its subject to a Nazi and the writer to a Jew, written by Sylvia Plath.
A picture of the subject of this poem shows him with a cleft chin standing at a blackboard, and he is described as having a "neat mustache" and a "bright blue" eye.
{“Daddy”}