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She had a number of relationships with both men and women, and was married for a time. In 1918 she met Bryher, a wealthy English novelist. Despite both having many other lovers, Bryher and H.D. lived together until 1946, when H.D. moved to Switzerland; they remained in contact until H.D's death. | She had a number of relationships with both men and women, and was married for a time. In 1918 she met Bryher, a wealthy English novelist. Despite both having many other lovers, Bryher and H.D. lived together until 1946, when H.D. moved to Switzerland; they remained in contact until H.D's death. | ||
| − | A member of the "Imagist" group of poets, she wrote many poems and a number of novels | + | A member of the "Imagist" group of poets, she wrote many poems and a number of novels. Her poetry often borrowed from Ancient Greek literature and mythology. |
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Revision as of 07:16, 1 August 2011
She had a number of relationships with both men and women, and was married for a time. In 1918 she met Bryher, a wealthy English novelist. Despite both having many other lovers, Bryher and H.D. lived together until 1946, when H.D. moved to Switzerland; they remained in contact until H.D's death.
A member of the "Imagist" group of poets, she wrote many poems and a number of novels. Her poetry often borrowed from Ancient Greek literature and mythology.
