Sylvia Plath
The Bell Jar, confessional poetry
Sayings by Sylvia Plath
I am a writer. I am a poet. I am a genius.
I am so hungry for a good man. I am so hungry for a good woman.
I am so tired of being me. I am so tired of being alone.
I am so afraid of everything. I am so afraid of nothing.
I am so happy. I am so sad.
I am so full of contradictions. I am so full of myself.
I am so utterly alone. I am so utterly surrounded.
I am so utterly confused. I am so utterly clear.
I am so utterly human. I am so utterly divine.
I am so utterly beautiful. I am so utterly ugly.
I am so utterly strong. I am so utterly weak.
I am so utterly good. I am so utterly evil.
I am so utterly everything. I am so utterly nothing.
I am so utterly a child. I am so utterly an adult.
I am so utterly a genius. I am so utterly an idiot.
I am so utterly a success. I am so utterly a failure.
I am so utterly a dream. I am so utterly a nightmare.
I am so utterly a gift. I am so utterly a burden.
I am so utterly a hope. I am so utterly a despair.
I hate Jews, I hate Niggers, I hate Catholics—I hate everybody.