Who is Sylvia Plath?

History 27 October Sylvia Plath opened her eyes to the world when she showed up at 1932. The daughter of an American mother and a German father, Sylvia Plath was born in Bostan. The characteristics that led us to recognize him today began to show up at a very young age. Plath wrote his first poem when he was only eight years old. For Plath, the year 1940 wasn't the only meaningful poem. The famous poet also lost his father in the same year, which caused a trauma to him. He was diagnosed with manic depressive disorder after this sad situation in childhood and this diagnosis was determined as severe.
Sylvia Plath School Life
By the year 1950, Sylvia Plath was eighteen years old and was awarded a scholarship to study at Smith College. This school also has a feature hard to forget for Plath. During his time there, he attempted suicide for the first time in his life. Their experience is not limited to this. After this dangerous attempt, he was admitted to a mental hospital where he was treated. However, these difficulties have not only prevented him from completing his school, but also crowned his graduation with outstanding success. It was during his studies at the University of Cambridge in England that he increased his writing of poetry and became known to distinguished circles. Sylvia Plath came to this school with a scholarship and wrote more than hundreds of poems.
Marriage of Sylvia Plath
The year 1956 is one of the dates of Plath, which is quite different and special. In 1956, he met the English writer Ted Hugnes, who can be seen as the love of the poet's life and, besides being a famous poet like himself, is also a writer and children's literature. In addition to meeting, he married her in the same year and spent the first time of her marriage in Boston. However, she later became pregnant and returned to London with this pregnancy. Frieda Hugnes named their famous duo children. Later, they had another child named Nick.
Death of Sylvia Plath
Date 11 February When 1963 shows up, Sylvia Plath begins a day without tomorrow. He goes to the kitchen of his own house, turns on the gas of the oven and ends his life in this way. When he did this, his last poems have not yet been published.