Hymen

"Hymen" collects the early poetry of Hilda Doolittle, one of the most important figures in American Modernist poetry. Celebrated for her sharp imagery and innovative approach to classical themes, H.D., as she was known, carved a unique space for women poets in the early 20th century. This collection showcases her distinctive voice, exploring themes of love, mythology, and the complexities of female experience. "Hymen" offers a powerful glimpse into the burgeoning modernist movement through the lens of a groundbreaking woman author. A timeless exploration of emotion and identity, this carefully prepared edition allows readers to rediscover the enduring power and beauty of H.D.'s poetic vision. A foundational work for anyone interested in American poetry, women's literature, and the evolution of modern verse.

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