Bold, intimate, and iconic — this Sylvia Plath quote print captures a line of raw vulnerability and power: “Kiss me and you will see how important I am.” Perfect for lovers of poetry, literature, and feminist voices, this minimalist wall art is available in both black and white backgrounds with a classic typewriter font.

✔ Sylvia Plath’s unforgettable line, set in vintage type

This modern literary art print adds emotional intensity to any space — ideal for bedroom decor, reading nooks, or anywhere you want to channel Plath's poetic presence.

Who It’s For & Why They’ll Love It
This piece is perfect for Sylvia Plath fans, English majors, vintage lovers, or anyone who appreciates expressive, literary decor. A thoughtful gift for writers, lovers, or anyone walking through the depths of self-worth and passion.

How to Order:
✔ Select your preferred size from the drop-down menu
✔ Choose from a professional photo print (framed or unframed) or a Digital JPEG File (sent within 24 hours)
✔ Choose between black or white background

DIGITAL FILE OPTION – NO SHIPPING CHARGE
If purchasing the digital version, use coupon code NOSHIP at checkout to remove the shipping cost. (Please only use this code for digital orders.)

Want 15% off unframed prints?
Use code DESCRIPTION15 at checkout.

Product Details:
✔ STYLE: Typewriter text in minimalist design
✔ FORMATS: Framed or unframed prints, or high-res digital file
✔ MATERIALS: Printed on archival-quality lustre paper for longevity
✔ PACKAGING: Carefully wrapped and shipped in protective, moisture-resistant packaging
✔ DIGITAL OPTION: Delivered via email in high resolution
✔ NOTE: Web preview is low-res for faster loading. Your final print will be crisp and high quality.

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