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Ariel (book)
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| Ariel written by Sylvia Plath |
"Morning Song" |
| Poetry collection published after the author's death by Faber and Faber (1965). The American and British versions differ. A 2004 edition by HarperCollins restores Plath's original selection and arrangement but the initial presentation was by her widower Ted Hughes. |
- "Morning Song"
- "The Couriers"
- "Sheep in Fog"
- "The Applicant"
- "Lady Lazarus"
- "Tulips"
- "Cut"
- "Elm"
- "The Night Dances"
- "Poppies in October"
- "Berck-Plage"
- "Ariel"
- "Death & Co."
- "Lesbos" (only in American edition)
- "Nick and the Candlestick"
- "Gulliver"
- "Getting There"
- "Medusa"
- "The Moon and the Yew Tree"
- "A Birthday Present"
- "Mary's Song" (only in American edition)
- "Letter in November"
- "The Rival"
- "Daddy"
- "You're"
- "Fever 103°"
- "The Bee Meeting"
- "The Arrival of the Bee Box"
- "Stings"
- "The Swarm" (only in American edition)
- "Wintering"
- "The Hanging Man"
- "Little Fugue"
- "Years"
- "The Munich Mannequins"
- "Totem"
- "Paralytic"
- "Balloons"
- "Poppies in July"
- "Kindness"
- "Contusion"
- "Edge"
- "Words"