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Friday, August 5, 2022

Ion by Euripides and H.D. - but why have you hidden this?

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Ion by Euripides, one of the plays that survived by chance.  Among Euripides’s “romances” I think of it as the most Shakespearian, the pure...
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Thursday, December 15, 2016

Let it explain / Me its life - the best books of 1916, in a sense

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I usually do not mess around with a “best of a hundred years ago” post, however fun it might be, because I am too ignorant to make basic jud...
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Monday, September 19, 2016

to find a new beauty / in some terrible / wind-tortured place - H. D.'s beautiful and intense Sea Garden

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H. D.’s first book, Sea Garden (1916) is a classic of seashore poems, in the old American tradition of Walt Whitman.  Almost every poem in ...
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Sunday, September 18, 2016

Do you really think your song will save you? ---- fragments of H. D.

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I read Arthur Waley’s early translations from the Chinese alongside the Collected Poems of H. D. (1925), containing her first five books, S...
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