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Blackberrying Study Guide

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by Sylvia Plath
About 31 pages (9,228 words)
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"Blackberrying" has no formal structure. It is a three-stanza poem, written in free verse. Each stanza has 9 lines of varying length, some quite long. These long lines give the poem a greater prose-like feel than some of Plath's other poems. The use of assonance and alliteration, or.....

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