An Extract of The Journals of Sylvia Plath

Payal Ganga

I will be here to read you all of my favourite works of authors and poets. I'll be reading paragraph, poems and quotes. I'll recite everything I loved in past and which helped me through life.

12 Episoden

Paragraph 10
23.1.2022
8:08
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.
Paragraph 9
23.1.2022
1:57
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.
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20.6.2021
2:44
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.
Paragraph 7
14.3.2021
4:46
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.
Paragraph 6
28.2.2021
1:35
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.
The First Poem of Sylvia Plath
27.10.2020
1:45
Sylvia Plath was born today, she would have been 88 years old. On her birthday I decided to recite her first poem. I hope you all will like it. Thank you for support.
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11.10.2020
2:07
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.
Paragraph 4
4.10.2020
0:33
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.
Paragraph 3
22.9.2020
1:03
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.
Paragraph 2
20.9.2020
0:30
In this episode I'm reading a paragraph from the journal of Sylvia Plath. Sylvia is my companion, I always keep her book with me. whenever I feel down or sad, I read from her book anything ; any page. Now I'm reading out the favourite paragraphs from her book to you- with only intention to help you. I hope it helps.

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An Extract of The Journals of Sylvia Plath

Payal Ganga

12 Episoden

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The First Poem of Sylvia Plath

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