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This author wrote a short poem addressing the titular object as a "meagre flower, thin,/ sparse of leaf, " as well as a feminist reinterpretation of the origins of the Trojan War. In addition to "The Sea Rose" and Helen in Egypt, this author wrote a more famous poem in which a nymph addresses the sea, urging it to "Splash your great pines/On our rocks." She briefly served as the literary editor of The Egoist, which published (*) Joyce's Ulysses and other works of modernist fiction, and one of her most famous novels contains a semi-autobiographical depiction of her intimate relationship with Frances Gregg. The author of the novel HERmione, FTP, name this American writer, who may be best known for her association with Ezra Pound and the Imagist poets.
This author wrote a short poem addressing the titular object as a "meagre flower, thin,/ sparse of leaf, " as well as a feminist reinterpretation of the origins of the Trojan War.
Hilda Doolittle [accept H.D.]