“Red”

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"Red" is a poem by Ted Hughes included in his collection *Birthday Letters*, reflecting on his relationship with Sylvia Plath through the symbolic use of color.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf poem
poetry collection
about Sylvia Plath’s emotional life
Ted Hughes’s recollection of his marriage
symbolic meaning of colors in a relationship
addressee Sylvia Plath NERFINISHED
author Ted Hughes NERFINISHED
awarded Forward Poetry Prize for Best Collection NERFINISHED
T. S. Eliot Prize NERFINISHED
collection Birthday Letters NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre confessional poetry
lyric poetry
hasForm free verse
hasTone confessional
melancholic
reflective
includedIn collected poems of Ted Hughes
includedInAwardWinningWork Birthday Letters NERFINISHED
language English
literaryMovement contemporary poetry
literaryPeriod late 20th century
mainSubject Sylvia Plath NERFINISHED
Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath relationship
narrativePerspective first person
partOf Birthday Letters NERFINISHED
poet Ted Hughes NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1998
publisher Faber and Faber NERFINISHED
relatedPerson Frieda Hughes NERFINISHED
Nicholas Hughes NERFINISHED
Sylvia Plath NERFINISHED
relatedWork Birthday Letters NERFINISHED
Fulbright Scholars (poem) NERFINISHED
The Shot (poem) NERFINISHED
theme art and creativity
emotional violence
grief
guilt
identity
marriage
memory
retrospective self-examination
usesSymbolismOf color blue
color red

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Birthday Letters hasPart “Red”