1. Poem: Epigram by H. D. - Poetry Nook
Mar 15, 2024 · The golden one is gone from the banquets;She, beloved of Atimetus,The swallow, the bright hom*onoea:Gone the dear chatterer;Death succeeds
The golden one is gone from the banquets;She, beloved of Atimetus,The swallow, the bright hom*onoea:Gone the dear chatterer;Death succeeds Atimetus.
2. Word Cloud: ECSTASY | Flowers For Socrates
Sep 8, 2017 · The swallow, the bright hom*onoea: . . . Gone the dear chatterer; . . . Death succeeds Atimetus. If you look up Atimetus and hom*onoea, things ...
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD If you look up “complex” in the dictionary, you may find a picture of H.D. (1886-1961). Since most Americans and many people in the rest of the world have not had …
3. Epigram (by H.D.) - Crisis Chronicles Cyber Litmag (2008-2015)
Nov 20, 2009 · The golden one is gone from banquets; She, beloved of Atimetus, The swallow, the bright hom*onoea: Gone the dear chatterer; Death succeeds ...
H.D. in the 1910sEpigramby Hilda Doolittle[first published in Poetry 1 (Jan. 1913)] (After the Greek)The golden one is gone from banquets;She, beloved of…
4. Claudia hom*onoea - Flowers For Socrates
Sep 8, 2017 · The golden one is gone from the banquets; . . . She, beloved of Atimetus, . . . The swallow, the bright hom*onoea:
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5. EPIGRAM (After the Greek) — Glebe, The February 1914
The golden one is gone from the banquets; She, beloved of Atimetus, The swallow, the bright hom*onoea: Gone the dear chatterer. © 2012-2024 Princeton ...
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6. Cain's Jawbone: To Reckon With Henry | Renga in Blue
May 25, 2022 · THE GOLDEN one is gone from the banquets; She, beloved of Atimetus, The swallow, the bright hom*onoea: Gone the dear chatterer; Death succeeds ...
I’ve done a run through all the text, and before I get into some insights, I want to set some ground rules in case anyone wants to join in. You are absolutely welcome to. If for some reason y…
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... The swallow, the bright hom*onoea: Gone the dear chatterer; Death succeeds Atimetus. H. D., "Imagiste." [Pg 123]. EDITORIAL COMMENT. STATUS RERUM. London ...
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8. [PDF] H. D., Ezra Pound and Imagism
The swallow, the bright hom*onoea;. Gone the dear chatterer.3. H. D.'s method is best understood with reference to the original from which she is working. This ...
