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Hilda Doolittle, also known by her initials H.D., was an American poet and writer who was associated with the Imagist movement. She is known for her concise, clear-cut poetry, which often explores themes of classical mythology and the natural world. Doolittle was also a memoirist and a novelist, and her writing is known for its meticulous attention to detail and its emphasis on the sensory experience.

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about
across
after
Ah
air
alas
alike
all
among
an
and
anew
apart
arch
are
attack
await
beak
beauty
before
believe
beneath
between
black
bliss;
blunts
breast
breath
built
but
by
Can
cannot
caressed
cell
cells
Cities
city
comfort
constructed
coral
corridors
could
courtyards
crawl
created
crest
crevice
crowded
cut
dark
darker
daylily
deep
defaced
disfigured
disgust
displace
down
drifts
drop
dropped
dull
dust
dying
each
earth
effort
either
events
faint
fall
fashioned
fat
feet
few
find
first
flags
flecked
floats
flowers
fluttering
For
frail
from
Fruit
full
future
gardenspace
ghosts
gift
gold
golden
grace
grains
grapes
grasp
great
grew
grow
growth
had
has
he
hearts
heat
held
here
hideous
his
honey
house
hundred
hyacinthshadows
in
incenseflowers
incensetrees
into
ironical
ironically
is
it
its
kingly
kiss
larve
led
Leda
left
less
level
life
life
lift
lifting
lifts
light
lighten
lily
live
love
low
maker
mar
marblewalk
measureless
meet
meets
memories
men
mist
more
mouth
my
new
no
nor
not
now
O
of
old
on
once
one
open
Or
our
out
outspreads
over
packed
palaces
path
patterned
paused
pavement
pears
people
peopled
perfect
pillars
place
placed
play
plough
points
pollen
porches
presses
protect
purple
quivering
race
rare
ray
recall
red
reeds
regret
rend
rests
richer
river
rounds
sedge
seething
side
single
sleep
slow
slowly
so
soft
souls
space
spirits
splendour
spread
stamped
still
strange
stray
street
streets
strength
strong
sun
sunbeam
sunlight
swan
swan's
sweet
takes
task
tatters
temple
that
the
their
them
these
they
thick
thin
think
this
Though
thought
Through
tide
to
torment
torn
trace
turning
uncurls
underneath
unpacked
unrivalled
up
upon
useless
usurped
utter
wake
wander
warm
was
waste
we
were
Where
while
who
wind
wings
wish
with
yellow
yet
You
young
your

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