Can you help me out here, As part of my course one of my modules is to design a conceptual contemporary garden.
I choose a healing garden that incorporates principles of spiritual devlopment, and I based the whole concept around a poem that I discovered on your blog, when I was looking for inspiration, back in september.
Its a poem by H.D - it reads something like,
Lift the veil dividing me from me, and heal the scars my searing helmet made, and draw me forwards, unafraid as the immortals,
- Ive designed a garden in 3stages finding meataphors witihn the garden for these 3 processes ..
The trouble is I havent yet ascertained the name of the poet or the name of the work .. (it might Be Hilda Dolittle, but I cannot find the poem on the internet)
Do you know the poets name, and what the poems title is ?
I need to include this information with my design statement soon ...
Thanks Steven, as long as I can quote the name of the poems author I should be fine,
will send you the design in pdf format when I can if you mail me your new email address, I dont think your still on the one quoted in the blog, or maybe Im wrong,
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Hi Steven -
Hope you are well,
Can you help me out here, As part of my course one of my modules is to design a conceptual contemporary garden.
I choose a healing garden that incorporates principles of spiritual devlopment, and I based the whole concept around a poem that I discovered on your blog, when I was looking for inspiration, back in september.
Its a poem by H.D - it reads something like,
Lift the veil dividing me from me,
and heal the scars my searing helmet made,
and draw me forwards, unafraid as the immortals,
- Ive designed a garden in 3stages finding meataphors witihn the garden for these 3 processes ..
The trouble is I havent yet ascertained the name of the poet or the name of the work .. (it might Be Hilda Dolittle, but I cannot find the poem on the internet)
Do you know the poets name, and what the poems title is ?
I need to include this information with my design statement soon ...
Bless
Ray
Hi Ray
The poetess is indeed Hilda Doolittle.
The fragment I quoted is from a long rambling poem the name of which I forget, and I don't have my books with me so can't look it up. The book is: H.D. (Hilda Doolittle), Collected Poems, 1912-44, New Directions Publishing
Thanks Steven, as long as I can quote the name of the poems author I should be fine,
will send you the design in pdf format when I can if you mail me your new email address, I dont think your still on the one quoted in the blog, or maybe Im wrong,
Thanks again . .
Email is same as always.
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