I'm here. I'm there.
I see myself everywhere.
Again and again, full in all the fragments.
Never broken, not so still.
A butterfly in the caterpillar's dreams.
Stealing, running, growing lean.
Becoming all I could have been.
Whatever I touch turns to tin.
In this world of hate I believe.
In a tub I swim like a fish.
In the cupboard I breathe like the sky.
And in my hands I die like a fly.
I liked the second stanza, "Again and again.....".
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You seem very fond of Sylvia plath. Try Emily Dickinson also, if you haven't already. I like her a lot.
@Syed
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Yeah I like her work and choice of subjects ...remarkable at poetry. I have read Emily dickinson and like her work too.