`daddy`,by siylvia plath
Sylvia Plath 's poem Daddy ' compares the father who abandoned her in untimely death to a Nazi and a brute . Otto Plath died of gangrene when Sylvia was eight , which could have possibly been avoided by prompt treatment for diabetes and admission of the reality of his condition to his family (Axelrod When Sylvia later writes in Daddy Daddy , I have had to kill you You died before I had time--- It means she is feeling like an abuse victim in a Hollywood film . Her father was so awful to her

, and eventually she would have had to kill him literally or through cutting him out of her life . Instead , he died before she had time to choose whether she could love him through his abuse , or lack of love that is noted in her own poetic words as follows
Every woman adores a Fascist
The boot in the face , the brute
Brute heart of a brute like you
Despite comparing her now absent father to a Nazi and her sentence of a life without him as to suffering in a concentration camp , she still maintains to adore her captor and the stoic , harsh man she remembers him as . This could well be the reason that Plath was attracted to abusive men , such as her first sexual encounter that hospitalized her , and Ted Hughes who eventually chose another woman over her and their children (Sylvia Plath
The experience of Daddy ' is universal , as many women have lost not-so-loving and loving...
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