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Millay created in her diary imaginary parents and friends, romantic figures representing the security she lacked and the escape she longed for. She preferred to use a familiar language to speak of unfamiliar matters, the better to deal ironically with the heart’s history. Millay wrote as one who wished to extend a tradition rather than upend it.
评分Millay created in her diary imaginary parents and friends, romantic figures representing the security she lacked and the escape she longed for. She preferred to use a familiar language to speak of unfamiliar matters, the better to deal ironically with the heart’s history. Millay wrote as one who wished to extend a tradition rather than upend it.
评分Millay created in her diary imaginary parents and friends, romantic figures representing the security she lacked and the escape she longed for. She preferred to use a familiar language to speak of unfamiliar matters, the better to deal ironically with the heart’s history. Millay wrote as one who wished to extend a tradition rather than upend it.
评分Millay created in her diary imaginary parents and friends, romantic figures representing the security she lacked and the escape she longed for. She preferred to use a familiar language to speak of unfamiliar matters, the better to deal ironically with the heart’s history. Millay wrote as one who wished to extend a tradition rather than upend it.
评分Millay created in her diary imaginary parents and friends, romantic figures representing the security she lacked and the escape she longed for. She preferred to use a familiar language to speak of unfamiliar matters, the better to deal ironically with the heart’s history. Millay wrote as one who wished to extend a tradition rather than upend it.
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