Robert Lowell And Confessional Poetry
How does Robert Lowell employ the conventions of confessional poetry in "To Speak of Woe That Is in Marriage"?
A
He adopts his wife's perspective to illustrate the impact of his mental illness on their marriage.
B
He utilizes a third-person narrative to explore the marital struggles of a protagonist similar to himself.
C
He adopts his daughter's perspective to demonstrate how his mental illness causes him to neglect her.
D
He provides a first-person account of a suicide attempt resulting from his failing marriage.
E
He adopts his psychiatrist's perspective to reveal the effects of his mental illness on his daily life.