In a note that Sylvia Plath wrote to promote his poems, he said that these were written “around four in the morning, at that still blue hour, almost eternal, before the baby's cry, before the glassy music of the milkman who leaves the bottles.”
In a note that Sylvia Plath wrote to promote his poems, he said that these were written “around four in the morning, at that still blue hour, almost eternal, before the baby's cry, before the glassy music of the milkman who leaves the bottles.”