Metaphors (after Sylvia Plath)

this is a response to Sylvia Plath's poem Metaphors

|   The meat of the sandwich is significance

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|   for Sylvia Plath, without pretense

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|   “The older the more time is taken, or less.

|   'Slice up a tree and you'd have a start

|   Of this.' 'Sections … of a mind?' 'Well, that's part

|   Of this.' Held in one hand (or two)

|   'You'll need at least one story' (or a few).

|   Chapter II

|   A thread woven becomes a tapestry

|   Sometimes, with craft easy to see.

|   CLIMAX (sexual) creates additional,”

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|   But, in analysis, are the progeny notable?