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Apprehensions by Sylvia Plath - Famous poems, famous poets. - All Poetry Edit Report Content Ignore User Add to New List Add to list Sylvia Plath Follow Apprehensions There is this white wall, above which the sky creates itself- Infinite, green, utterly untouchable. Angels swim in it, and the stars, in indifference also. They are my medium. The sun dissolves on this wall, bleeding its lights. A grey wall now, clawed and bloody. Is there no way out of the mind? Steps at my back spiral into a well. There are no trees or birds in this world, There is only sourness. This red wall winces continuall

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