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This study reveals insight into mystery in some of Plath's poems. Plath is a contemporary poet who has a place with the post-Christian age writers of magical verse, yet her magic is not essentially characterized in the conventional sense. Rather than looking for an extraordinary union with God, she sets off on her Journey to inundate in the inalienable stream of water and lower types of creatures, for example, creatures and plants. In endeavouring to clarify otherworldliness in Plath's verse, perspectives of to some women's activist pundits, for example, Stout and Bundtzen, extend our insight that the gender of the poet is to be considered. Despite the fact that Plath offers with male poets her idyllic vision of "magical innateness," her voyage uncovers an unmistakable character which has a place with a female writer, the one driving her towards free imaginative personality. Textual approach is used in the analysis of the poems. Keywords: Mysticism, Sylvia Plath & Contemporary Poetry.

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