“Think of the moment you count most foul in your life; conjure it, supplicate, pray to it; your face is bleak, you retract, you dare not remember it.”
Quote by Hilda Doolittle
Work
Heliodora: And Other Poems
This book is a compilation of poems that focus on the character Heliodora, exploring various themes and emotions through verse. more
Author
Hilda Doolittle
American poet known for her unique voice and style, hailed as a pioneer of 'Objectivist poetry'. Her works are characterized by their concise, direct language and unique perspective. more
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