She was born in 1932 in America then moved to England for college and again in later life.... so I guess her accent perfectly fits how you described her.
S=Solitary Y=Yearnings L=Lonely V=Vulnerable I=Innocent A=Artist Sylvia♥️ Your poems are difficult to understand, So many allegories and symbolic representations . Nevertheless your poems have that elusive beauty which pulls the reader back repeatedly. I am curious to know your final days. A beautiful and sad life... Reality of World can be very painful for someone so sensitive. So much extraordinary talent lost forever. Perhaps you have been reincarnated in a better world. We miss you Sylvia ♥️ Grace 💐
Nobody reads a poem like she does, her voice raises the hammer with grace and strikes with the apathetic swiftness and gravity of thunder and lightning
Sylvia♥️ Your poems are difficult to understand, So many allegories and symbolic representations . Nevertheless your poems have that elusive beauty which pulls the reader back repeatedly. I am curious to know your final days. A beautiful and sad life... Reality of World can be very painful for someone so sensitive. So much extraordinary talent lost forever. Perhaps you have been reincarnated in a better world. We miss you Sylvia ♥️ Grace 💐
She was hardly wealthy as a girl, but her mother and dad were both educated and taught at Boston University. Her Smith education parlayed with Cambridge helped create her unique and sophisticated voice. Today almost all Americans sound mainly common. We are taught ( at least sub consciously) to loathe beauty, grace, style and sophistication. We are taught to dress down, look down, talk down ( to each other) act like we all come from the dregs. I experienced the last or tail end of the best times in the USA- when even the lower middle class was able and delighted to carry themselves with class and dignity. We might not have all had money then, but we all had class!! Oh well- Goodnight America!
I agree that at one point certain classes of Americans knew how to behave in public! :) But Plath's reading/interview voice was awful. Had I know her only from this contact with her, I would have tuned out immediately.
I don't like her writings but she does have a very intresting voice. It's a shame she fell into occult works, and had a sad mind. I wish her life worked out better.
I was wondering that, too. Too pretty. Turns out it's a French actress named Barbara Laage. Crazy how many websites talking about Sylvia just copied the image bc it's a pretty picture.
God, her voice is.....amazing
Isn't it? 🌹💜
I wish there was actual video of her speaking. I love her voice, but She doesn't sound like you think she might.
Yea , she has a very strong voice
@@thomasharrell3681 i think exactly the same
Would her accent be considered transatlantic? I’m not so sure…
Writing is the ability to express the every day beauty and story that encapsulates all of humanity......
That's nice, is it a quote, or is it your own?
@@informalliteraryexperiments Thank you. That's my definition of writing. Have a nice weekend.
The old New England accent. This has largely gone away even amongst the wealthier families in that area.
I’m a lifelong New Englander of 37 and I never hear this type of accent that’s vaguely British but just its own.
@@matthewgallant3622hence 'its largely gone away'. It was always a very limited accent for a niche few.
@@MST3Killa Yeah. I read what you wrote. Thanks for clarifying.
Hey @@matthewgallant3622, I think MST3killa is disrespecting you, do you want me to get him?
What a pity! It's s very close to many British accent
I love you, Sylvia, we miss you and your wonderful heart and your beautiful art.
She sounds like someone born in the 30s that moved to London and adopted a UK accent.
well, sounds almost right. she was born in America and moved to the uk later in her life, if i recall rightly
@@kyanwise3632 She lived in England and her husband was the English poet Ted Hughes.
She was born in 1932 in America then moved to England for college and again in later life.... so I guess her accent perfectly fits how you described her.
S=Solitary
Y=Yearnings
L=Lonely
V=Vulnerable
I=Innocent
A=Artist
Sylvia♥️
Your poems are difficult to understand,
So many allegories and symbolic representations .
Nevertheless your poems have that elusive beauty which pulls the reader back repeatedly.
I am curious to know your final days.
A beautiful and sad life...
Reality of World can be very painful for someone so sensitive.
So much extraordinary talent lost forever.
Perhaps you have been reincarnated in a better world.
We miss you Sylvia ♥️
Grace 💐
'the coming of spring, the stars overhead, the first snowfall are gifts to young poets'....oh the genius she was
Nobody reads a poem like she does, her voice raises the hammer with grace and strikes with the apathetic swiftness and gravity of thunder and lightning
Her accent is amazing. Such a nice blend of English and American accent
Yes, I like the "transatlantic accent" too.
@@informalliteraryexperiments me too have never heard a accent like that before. Very beautiful
Omg, Sylvia.
Her voice...😢😮
wow!!! her voice really matches her, interesting
She sounds so Sylvia Plath.
Sylvia♥️
Your poems are difficult to understand,
So many allegories and symbolic representations .
Nevertheless your poems have that elusive beauty which pulls the reader back repeatedly.
I am curious to know your final days.
A beautiful and sad life...
Reality of World can be very painful for someone so sensitive.
So much extraordinary talent lost forever.
Perhaps you have been reincarnated in a better world.
We miss you Sylvia ♥️
Grace 💐
Glad I found your channel! Thank you for uploading!!
forever missed, never forgotten
Lovely speaking voice she had
Agreed.
She was hardly wealthy as a girl, but her mother and dad were both educated and taught at Boston University. Her Smith education parlayed with Cambridge helped create her unique and sophisticated voice. Today almost all Americans sound mainly common. We are taught ( at least sub consciously) to loathe beauty, grace, style and sophistication. We are taught to dress down, look down, talk down ( to each other) act like we all come from the dregs. I experienced the last or tail end of the best times in the USA- when even the lower middle class was able and delighted to carry themselves with class and dignity. We might not have all had money then, but we all had class!!
Oh well- Goodnight America!
I agree that at one point certain classes of Americans knew how to behave in public! :) But Plath's reading/interview voice was awful. Had I know her only from this contact with her, I would have tuned out immediately.
No , hahahha. You must have been very sheltered if you think there wasnt ugliness everywhere back then
Such an inspiration
I was told I sound and talk like her so here I am.
Definitely a compliment
I love you Sylvia Plath she is so fucking missed.
Kim
i love her so much
She sounds like someone twice her age
Yes, it's not what I expected but it suits her.
Nice video! I came from su-barbie by marina!
Im here cause of marina too 😭
I don't like her writings but she does have a very intresting voice. It's a shame she fell into occult works, and had a sad mind. I wish her life worked out better.
She suffered from severe depression and betrayal in life.
She struggled far beyond one’s ability to properly understand.
The last image is not she.
I was wondering that, too. Too pretty. Turns out it's a French actress named Barbara Laage. Crazy how many websites talking about Sylvia just copied the image bc it's a pretty picture.
YES GOOD BOY GOOD GIRL GOOD MAN GOOD WOMAN THAT'S HUMANITY IT'S OVER PARTY THANKS SYLVIA
Jhonen
Holy fucking shit 4 is actually life
Jon
She lost her accent at the end,when she said, “during those early years “.
She died as a vulnerable little girl, that's all.
Reductive rhetoric.
@@ecaepevolhturt Honest rhetoric.
Heartless Rhetoric
:)
cringe
what 😭
Rage bait