Sylvia PlathThe still waters Wrap my lips, Eyes, nose and ears, A clear Cellophane I cannot crack.
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The still waters wrap my lips, eyes, nose and ears, a clear cellophane I cannot crack. This is about how the quiet life of a nun goes. It's like she has no worries. She can do all her work without any distractions.
She can pray and meditate without any disturbance. She is completely dedicated to her vocation. However, can she be happy?
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