Born in Boston in 1932, Sylvia Plath is one of the most loved American poets.

Her poetry expressed a sense of alienation and self-destruction that was always present in her life.

Daddy, Tulips, Lady Lazarus and the collection of poem called Ariel, all of them were closely related to her personal life experiences.

It is believed that Plath's life was always jeopardized by the inner war she was enduring in her life.

Slyvia also struggled with severe depression, which also led to several suicide attempts.

Her poems are call confessional poems as they are a form of confessional poetry, where she has expressed her confessions and thoughts.

She knew well what her emotions meant to her while writing it down.

Besides being a confessional poet, Sylvia advocates the feminist thoughts in her writings, narrating the cruel tales of patriarchal world.

Most importantly, you can't miss Plath's poem, if you really love literature or poetry.

The very subtleness in her poem makes it more beautiful.