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Oread
In Greek mythology, an Oread /ˈɔːriˌæd/ or /ˈɔːri.əd/ (Ancient Greek: Ὀρεάδες, Oreades, from ὄρος, "mountain") or Orestiad /ɔːˈrɛstiˌæd/ or /ɔːˈrɛsti.əd/ (Όρεστιάδες, Orestiades) was a type of nymph that lived in mountains, valleys, and ravines. They differ from each other according to their dwelling: the Idaeae were from Mount Ida, Peliades from Mount Pelion, etc. They were associated with Artemis, since the goddess, when she went out hunting, preferred mountains and rocky precipices.
Oreads
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Oread (poem)
"Oread" is a poem by Hilda Doolittle. Doolittle published her first poems under the name H. D. Imagiste. (The 'e' in "Imagiste was meant to suggest the French poets to whom Imagism owed such a debt. She later dropped the artificial surname and wrote simply under the name 'H. D.')
"Oread", one of her earliest and best-known poems, which was first published in the 1915 anthology, serves to illustrate this early style well. The title Oread was added after the poem was first written, to suggest that a Nymph was ordering up the sea.
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"Oread" as Imagist Poem
"Oread" may serve to illustrate some prominent features of Imagist poetry. Rejecting the rhetorics of Late Romanticism and Victorianism, the Imagists aimed at a renewal of language through extreme reduction. This reduction is what Ezra Pound had in mind, when he wrote, counseling future poets: "use no superfluous word, no adjective, which does not reveal something".
In this poem, the reduction is brought to such an extreme that two images are superimposed on each other, depriving the reader of the possibility to determine, which is the "primary" one. The two image domains relevant here are the sea and the forest. The Oread, apparently the speaker of the poem, expresses her wish that the sea unite with the land. But while from the first line it seems clear that the sea is addressed, the second line counters this impression with the "pointed pines" of a forest. The anaphoric link between the first two lines and the use of epistrophe in the second and third lines enhance the connection between the two domains and much the same might be said about the expression "pools of fir" in the last line.
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Fey (Dungeons & Dragons)
In Dungeons & Dragons, Fey is a category of creatures (called a creature type in the game). The fey deities are associated with the Seelie Court and the Unseelie Court. Titania is the general fey deity, with individual races like the Killmoulis who worship Caoimhin. Fey are usually humanoid in form and generally have supernatural abilities and a connection to nature. The Sylph is one creature which has a Fae appearance, but is officially recognized as an outsider creature type.
The source material includes two templates for players who wish to have crossbred characters incorporating fey traits. The first is the Half Fey, a cross between a fey and a human or giant. The template was introduced in the Fiend Folio. Feytouched are one quarter fey, the result of a crossbreeding between a Half Fey and a human or giant. All feytouched have at least one feature or characteristic that is out of the norm, including vibrantly colored hair, feathered eyebrows, or a propensity for speaking in rhyme, for example, and are charismatic. The feytouched template appeared in the third edition Fiend Folio (2003).
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Oread by Hilda Doolittle H.D. | Structure, Summary, Analysis
Hilda Doolittle was an American modernist poet who began as a part of the influential imagist modernist poets group initiated by Ezra Pound but later on, turned towards a wider variety of forms, including fiction, memoir, and verse drama. She was born on 10th September 1886 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and died on September 27, 1961. As a poet, she chose to write under the name H.D. and became famous by that acronym. Hilda was a student of Greek mythology and literature at Bryan Mawr College, Pennsylvania and she continued to use elements of Greek mythology in her poems and other literary works throughout her life. In 1901, she came in contact with Ezra Pound and she was hugely impressed by him. They developed an on-and-off romantic relationship and remained close friends throughout their ...
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Whirl up, sea— Whirl your pointed pines. Splash your great pines On our rocks. Hurl your green over us— Cover us with your pools of fir. Year published: 1915
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Oread a poem by H.D.
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Oread
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Oreads, are a featured race from the advanced race guide.
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__Transcript __
Oreads have elemental beings of earth somewhere in their ancestry.
give them the appearance and aspects of rock goes or elemental traits.
so first off awesome. Be a rock monster like the thing, check.
looking at their stats its pretty standard +2 strength and +2 wiz and a minus on charisma.
and they only have a movement of 20. so starting off meh nothing amazing.
they do have dark vision unto 60 feet which is nice and an added acid resistance but more on that later.
so here's where things get fun.
magic stone basically means they are never without some kind of weapon. I mean you think something made mostly out of stone would
just always be considered a weapon but maybe its a sandstone or something.
anyhow
having access to magic stone could be a really good benefit for low level campaigns or in situations were weapons are forbidden of unacceptable.
mind you this is a level 1 cleric spell spell so its not like you couldn't get it another way but its not to shabby. Then looking at the alternative racial trails really gets silly.
If you think magic stone is lame. that fine toss it. take ferrous growth instead and you now have a Swiss army knife in your pocket in the shape of a pebble.
once per day you can transform a small stone into a 10lb piece of steel in pretty much any shape you want. it's suppose to be intended for a sword or shield or crowbar but
who's to say you cant make it into a bear trap, or a chain... 10lbs will give you 50ft of chain... manacles, lock pics, climbing pitons. sooooo many options. hell if you
really wanted to piss off your dm you could turn it into a Metal Glove and just stick your hand into anything you think might be traped with reckless abandon.
moving on,
another option would be take granite skin instead of your acid resistance. which would give you a starting natural ac bonus of +1 which isn't to bad for a lot of classes,
that alone I think makes Oreads a good options for fighters and clerics that know their going to be in combat a lot.
but say you wanted to keep the acid resistance. you could always take the stone in the blood trait, which replaces earth affinity which really only matters if you choose
to be an earth cleric.. meh...
the alternative is that every time you take acid damage, regardless of if it goes over your acid resistance or not you gain 2hp per level per day as fast healing 2. That's amazing
you can basically just buy acid flask for 10 gold, or make them yourself if you want go that route splash some on yourself (or an near by enemy) take the 1pt splash
damage and just sit back for free healing.
Hell. if you're really in a pinch or surrounded by rats or goblins just smash the flask over your head, take a maximum of 1 because of your point of damage and let everything
else just slowly burn away.
hell if you're really in a pinch and you have a cool gm just carry around some lemons and squirt some in your eyes when the chips are down.
Either way Oreads have some pretty cool little tricks you can play with if you look at their alternate traits. they have quite a bonus spells and abilities like Guarding as an optional
shield abilities which allows you to grand your shield bonus to your allies. basically shield other as a shield enchantment.
So if you haven't played an oread or you just think its about time to start Clobbering things roll one up and give it a go
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Oreads, are a featured race from the advanced race guide.
Perfect for making Crystal Gems for a Steven universe RPG character in Pathfinder or D&D. You could also make a pretty awesome The Thing for a sweet fantastic 4 party.
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__Transcript __
Oreads have elemental beings of earth somewhere in their ancestry.
give them the appearance and aspects of rock goes or elemental traits.
so first off awesome. Be a rock monster like the thing, check.
looking at their stats its pretty standard +2 strength and +2 wiz and a minus on charisma.
and they only have a movement of 20. so starting off meh nothing amazing.
they do have dark vision unto 60 feet which is nice and an added acid resistance but more on that later.
so here's where things get fun.
magic stone basically means they are never without some kind of weapon. I mean you think something made mostly out of stone would
just always be considered a weapon but maybe its a sandstone or something.
anyhow
having access to magic stone could be a really good benefit for low level campaigns or in situations were weapons are forbidden of unacceptable.
mind you this is a level 1 cleric spell spell so its not like you couldn't get it another way but its not to shabby. Then looking at the alternative racial trails really gets silly.
If you think magic stone is lame. that fine toss it. take ferrous growth instead and you now have a Swiss army knife in your pocket in the shape of a pebble.
once per day you can transform a small stone into a 10lb piece of steel in pretty much any shape you want. it's suppose to be intended for a sword or shield or crowbar but
who's to say you cant make it into a bear trap, or a chain... 10lbs will give you 50ft of chain... manacles, lock pics, climbing pitons. sooooo many options. hell if you
really wanted to piss off your dm you could turn it into a Metal Glove and just stick your hand into anything you think might be traped with reckless abandon.
moving on,
another option would be take granite skin instead of your acid resistance. which would give you a starting natural ac bonus of +1 which isn't to bad for a lot of classes,
that alone I think makes Oreads a good options for fighters and clerics that know their going to be in combat a lot.
but say you wanted to keep the acid resistance. you could always take the stone in the blood trait, which replaces earth affinity which really only matters if you choose
to be an earth cleric.. meh...
the alternative is that every time you take acid damage, regardless of if it goes over your acid resistance or not you gain 2hp per level per day as fast healing 2. That's amazing
you can basically just buy acid flask for 10 gold, or make them yourself if you want go that route splash some on yourself (or an near by enemy) take the 1pt splash
damage and just sit back for free healing.
Hell. if you're really in a pinch or surrounded by rats or goblins just smash the flask over your head, take a maximum of 1 because of your point of damage and let everything
else just slowly burn away.
hell if you're really in a pinch and you have a cool gm just carry around some lemons and squirt some in your eyes when the chips are down.
Either way Oreads have some pretty cool little tricks you can play with if you look at their alternate traits. they have quite a bonus spells and abilities like Guarding as an optional
shield abilities which allows you to grand your shield bonus to your allies. basically shield other as a shield enchantment.
So if you haven't played an oread or you just think its about time to start Clobbering things roll one up and give it a go
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Ancestry Anthology: The Oread
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ROCK AND STONE, TO THE BONE!
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ROCK AND STONE, TO THE BONE!
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ROCK AND STONE, TO THE BONE!
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Oread by Hilda Doolittle H.D. | Structure, Summary, Analysis
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Hilda Doolittle was an American modernist poet who began as a part of the influential imagist modernist poets group initiated by Ezra Pound but later on, turned...
Hilda Doolittle was an American modernist poet who began as a part of the influential imagist modernist poets group initiated by Ezra Pound but later on, turned towards a wider variety of forms, including fiction, memoir, and verse drama.
She was born on 10th September 1886 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and died on September 27, 1961. As a poet, she chose to write under the name H.D. and became famous by that acronym. Hilda was a student of Greek mythology and literature at Bryan Mawr College, Pennsylvania and she continued to use elements of Greek mythology in her poems and other literary works throughout her life. In 1901, she came in contact with Ezra Pound and she was hugely impressed by him. They developed an on-and-off romantic relationship and remained close friends throughout their life. However, Hilda’s family wasn’t in favor of their marriage and hence, she married Richard Aldington in 1913.
Ezra Pound suggested the pseudonym H.D. to Hilda as she felt that "Hilda Doolittle" is an old-fashioned and "quaint" name.
H.D. joined Ezra Pound to work for the poetry magazine Blast and The Egoist in 1911 in London and like Ezra Pound, she too disliked the Victorian descriptive style of poetry. Thus, they began their modernist imagist group. Initially, Hilda and Pound agreed to follow certain principles in their poetic works which included direct treatment of the 'thing' whether subjective or objective, using absolutely no word that does not contribute to the presentation, and composing poetry in the sequence of the musical phrase, not in sequence of a metronome.
Despite her agreement with using minimal words and more imagery in her poetic works, Hilda continued to use elements of Greek mythology in her works. One such imagist poem written by Hilda Doolittle or H.D. is titled Oread which was first published in the first issue of Blast in 1914.
The title Oread itself is an element of Grek mythology which means a mountain wood nymph.
Oread is a first-person poem and Oread is the speaker addressing the sea. The poem is highly concise consisting of only 26 words composed in six lines written in free verse without using any superfluous word, any adjective, which does not reveal something. H.D. profoundly used imagery in this compact poem, so much so that two contrasting images have been superimposed on each other, depriving the reader of the possibility to determine, which is the "primary" one. There is no systematic rhyming pattern but H.D. used anaphora in the first two lines and apostrophes in the second and third lines which offer a deep connection. The poem is a fine example of imagist verse that uses imagism to the fullest. In addition, Hilda used alliteration and metaphor in Oread and compares wood to the sea, and refers to the waves as “pointed pines” and “great pines”.
To a mountain nymph, the sea is completely alien but in this poem, the nymph is addressing the sea and thus, she imagines the sea but as her, all experiences are confounded to the hill, woods, and trees, she expresses the sea in her own terms.
“Whirl up, sea—
whirl your pointed pines,
splash your great pines
on our rocks,
hurl your green over us,
cover us with your pools of fir.”
So this is it for today. We will continue to discuss Modern American English literature as we strive to offer a complete course for the preparation of UGC NET English literature, NTA NET English literature, PGTRB English,, SET English literature, TGT PGT English, GATE English Literature, and other exams, please stay connected with the Discourse, Thanks, and Regards!
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Hilda Doolittle was an American modernist poet who began as a part of the influential imagist modernist poets group initiated by Ezra Pound but later on, turned towards a wider variety of forms, including fiction, memoir, and verse drama.
She was born on 10th September 1886 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and died on September 27, 1961. As a poet, she chose to write under the name H.D. and became famous by that acronym. Hilda was a student of Greek mythology and literature at Bryan Mawr College, Pennsylvania and she continued to use elements of Greek mythology in her poems and other literary works throughout her life. In 1901, she came in contact with Ezra Pound and she was hugely impressed by him. They developed an on-and-off romantic relationship and remained close friends throughout their life. However, Hilda’s family wasn’t in favor of their marriage and hence, she married Richard Aldington in 1913.
Ezra Pound suggested the pseudonym H.D. to Hilda as she felt that "Hilda Doolittle" is an old-fashioned and "quaint" name.
H.D. joined Ezra Pound to work for the poetry magazine Blast and The Egoist in 1911 in London and like Ezra Pound, she too disliked the Victorian descriptive style of poetry. Thus, they began their modernist imagist group. Initially, Hilda and Pound agreed to follow certain principles in their poetic works which included direct treatment of the 'thing' whether subjective or objective, using absolutely no word that does not contribute to the presentation, and composing poetry in the sequence of the musical phrase, not in sequence of a metronome.
Despite her agreement with using minimal words and more imagery in her poetic works, Hilda continued to use elements of Greek mythology in her works. One such imagist poem written by Hilda Doolittle or H.D. is titled Oread which was first published in the first issue of Blast in 1914.
The title Oread itself is an element of Grek mythology which means a mountain wood nymph.
Oread is a first-person poem and Oread is the speaker addressing the sea. The poem is highly concise consisting of only 26 words composed in six lines written in free verse without using any superfluous word, any adjective, which does not reveal something. H.D. profoundly used imagery in this compact poem, so much so that two contrasting images have been superimposed on each other, depriving the reader of the possibility to determine, which is the "primary" one. There is no systematic rhyming pattern but H.D. used anaphora in the first two lines and apostrophes in the second and third lines which offer a deep connection. The poem is a fine example of imagist verse that uses imagism to the fullest. In addition, Hilda used alliteration and metaphor in Oread and compares wood to the sea, and refers to the waves as “pointed pines” and “great pines”.
To a mountain nymph, the sea is completely alien but in this poem, the nymph is addressing the sea and thus, she imagines the sea but as her, all experiences are confounded to the hill, woods, and trees, she expresses the sea in her own terms.
“Whirl up, sea—
whirl your pointed pines,
splash your great pines
on our rocks,
hurl your green over us,
cover us with your pools of fir.”
So this is it for today. We will continue to discuss Modern American English literature as we strive to offer a complete course for the preparation of UGC NET English literature, NTA NET English literature, PGTRB English,, SET English literature, TGT PGT English, GATE English Literature, and other exams, please stay connected with the Discourse, Thanks, and Regards!
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A Reading and Analysis of Oread, a Poem by Hilda Doolittle (H. D.)
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A line-by-line reading and analysis of Hilda Doolittle's poem, Oread
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A line-by-line reading and analysis of Hilda Doolittle's poem, Oread
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H. D. - Oread
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Whirl up, sea—
Whirl your pointed pines.
Splash your great pines
On our rocks.
Hurl your green over us—
Cover us with your pools of fir.
Year published: 1915
Whirl up, sea—
Whirl your pointed pines.
Splash your great pines
On our rocks.
Hurl your green over us—
Cover us with your pools of fir.
Year published: 1915
https://wn.com/H._D._Oread
Whirl up, sea—
Whirl your pointed pines.
Splash your great pines
On our rocks.
Hurl your green over us—
Cover us with your pools of fir.
Year published: 1915
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On H.D.'s "Oread"
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A clip from ModPo Live Webcast 9/22/2021
To watch the full webcast, go here: @xLZw
ModPo is a free online course about modern and contemporary poetry. It is n...
A clip from ModPo Live Webcast 9/22/2021
To watch the full webcast, go here: @xLZw
ModPo is a free online course about modern and contemporary poetry. It is non-credit, open all year, and open to all. For more information—and to enroll—go to http://modpo.org/
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A clip from ModPo Live Webcast 9/22/2021
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ModPo is a free online course about modern and contemporary poetry. It is non-credit, open all year, and open to all. For more information—and to enroll—go to http://modpo.org/
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Oread a poem by H.D.
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Hilda Doolittle's exemplum of Imagist poetry.
Whirl up, sea—
whirl your pointed pines,
splash your great pines
on our rocks,
hurl your green over us,
cover us ...
Hilda Doolittle's exemplum of Imagist poetry.
Whirl up, sea—
whirl your pointed pines,
splash your great pines
on our rocks,
hurl your green over us,
cover us with your pools of fir.
1915
https://wn.com/Oread_A_Poem_By_H.D.
Hilda Doolittle's exemplum of Imagist poetry.
Whirl up, sea—
whirl your pointed pines,
splash your great pines
on our rocks,
hurl your green over us,
cover us with your pools of fir.
1915
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#oreads Mage Mele Pk İyi Seyirler
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Oread
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Oread · Space Afrika
Somewhere Decent to Live
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Released on: 2018-03-08
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Oread: Mountain Nymph of Mythology | Greek Mythology Story｜VISMYTH
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Oreads have elemental beings of earth somewhere in their ancestry.
give them the appearance and aspects of rock goes or elemental traits.
so first off awesome. Be a rock monster like the thing, check.
looking at their stats its pretty standard +2 strength and +2 wiz and a minus on charisma.
and they only have a movement of 20. so starting off meh nothing amazing.
they do have dark vision unto 60 feet which is nice and an added acid resistance but more on that later.
so here's where things get fun.
magic stone basically means they are never without some kind of weapon. I mean you think something made mostly out of stone would
just always be considered a weapon but maybe its a sandstone or something.
anyhow
having access to magic stone could be a really good benefit for low level campaigns or in situations were weapons are forbidden of unacceptable.
mind you this is a level 1 cleric spell spell so its not like you couldn't get it another way but its not to shabby. Then looking at the alternative racial trails really gets silly.
If you think magic stone is lame. that fine toss it. take ferrous growth instead and you now have a Swiss army knife in your pocket in the shape of a pebble.
once per day you can transform a small stone into a 10lb piece of steel in pretty much any shape you want. it's suppose to be intended for a sword or shield or crowbar but
who's to say you cant make it into a bear trap, or a chain... 10lbs will give you 50ft of chain... manacles, lock pics, climbing pitons. sooooo many options. hell if you
really wanted to piss off your dm you could turn it into a Metal Glove and just stick your hand into anything you think might be traped with reckless abandon.
moving on,
another option would be take granite skin instead of your acid resistance. which would give you a starting natural ac bonus of +1 which isn't to bad for a lot of classes,
that alone I think makes Oreads a good options for fighters and clerics that know their going to be in combat a lot.
but say you wanted to keep the acid resistance. you could always take the stone in the blood trait, which replaces earth affinity which really only matters if you choose
to be an earth cleric.. meh...
the alternative is that every time you take acid damage, regardless of if it goes over your acid resistance or not you gain 2hp per level per day as fast healing 2. That's amazing
you can basically just buy acid flask for 10 gold, or make them yourself if you want go that route splash some on yourself (or an near by enemy) take the 1pt splash
damage and just sit back for free healing.
Hell. if you're really in a pinch or surrounded by rats or goblins just smash the flask over your head, take a maximum of 1 because of your point of damage and let everything
else just slowly burn away.
hell if you're really in a pinch and you have a cool gm just carry around some lemons and squirt some in your eyes when the chips are down.
Either way Oreads have some pretty cool little tricks you can play with if you look at their alternate traits. they have quite a bonus spells and abilities like Guarding as an optional
shield abilities which allows you to grand your shield bonus to your allies. basically shield other as a shield enchantment.
So if you haven't played an oread or you just think its about time to start Clobbering things roll one up and give it a go
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Ancestry Anthology: The Oread
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Oread by Hilda Doolittle H.D. | Structure, Summary, Analysis
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Hilda Doolittle was an American modernist poet who began as a part of the influential imagist modernist poets group initiated by Ezra Pound but later on, turned towards a wider variety of forms, including fiction, memoir, and verse drama.
She was born on 10th September 1886 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and died on September 27, 1961. As a poet, she chose to write under the name H.D. and became famous by that acronym. Hilda was a student of Greek mythology and literature at Bryan Mawr College, Pennsylvania and she continued to use elements of Greek mythology in her poems and other literary works throughout her life. In 1901, she came in contact with Ezra Pound and she was hugely impressed by him. They developed an on-and-off romantic relationship and remained close friends throughout their life. However, Hilda’s family wasn’t in favor of their marriage and hence, she married Richard Aldington in 1913.
Ezra Pound suggested the pseudonym H.D. to Hilda as she felt that "Hilda Doolittle" is an old-fashioned and "quaint" name.
H.D. joined Ezra Pound to work for the poetry magazine Blast and The Egoist in 1911 in London and like Ezra Pound, she too disliked the Victorian descriptive style of poetry. Thus, they began their modernist imagist group. Initially, Hilda and Pound agreed to follow certain principles in their poetic works which included direct treatment of the 'thing' whether subjective or objective, using absolutely no word that does not contribute to the presentation, and composing poetry in the sequence of the musical phrase, not in sequence of a metronome.
Despite her agreement with using minimal words and more imagery in her poetic works, Hilda continued to use elements of Greek mythology in her works. One such imagist poem written by Hilda Doolittle or H.D. is titled Oread which was first published in the first issue of Blast in 1914.
The title Oread itself is an element of Grek mythology which means a mountain wood nymph.
Oread is a first-person poem and Oread is the speaker addressing the sea. The poem is highly concise consisting of only 26 words composed in six lines written in free verse without using any superfluous word, any adjective, which does not reveal something. H.D. profoundly used imagery in this compact poem, so much so that two contrasting images have been superimposed on each other, depriving the reader of the possibility to determine, which is the "primary" one. There is no systematic rhyming pattern but H.D. used anaphora in the first two lines and apostrophes in the second and third lines which offer a deep connection. The poem is a fine example of imagist verse that uses imagism to the fullest. In addition, Hilda used alliteration and metaphor in Oread and compares wood to the sea, and refers to the waves as “pointed pines” and “great pines”.
To a mountain nymph, the sea is completely alien but in this poem, the nymph is addressing the sea and thus, she imagines the sea but as her, all experiences are confounded to the hill, woods, and trees, she expresses the sea in her own terms.
“Whirl up, sea—
whirl your pointed pines,
splash your great pines
on our rocks,
hurl your green over us,
cover us with your pools of fir.”
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A Reading and Analysis of Oread, a Poem by Hilda Doolittle (H. D.)
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Whirl up, sea—
Whirl your pointed pines.
Splash your great pines
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Whirl up, sea—
Whirl your pointed pines.
Splash your great pines
On our rocks.
Hurl your green over us—
Cover us with your pools of fir.
Year published: 1915
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On H.D.'s "Oread"
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Hilda Doolittle's exemplum of Imagist poetry.
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hurl your green over us,
cover us with your pools of fir.
1915
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Oread
In Greek mythology, an Oread /ˈɔːriˌæd/ or /ˈɔːri.əd/ (Ancient Greek: Ὀρεάδες, Oreades, from ὄρος, "mountain") or Orestiad /ɔːˈrɛstiˌæd/ or /ɔːˈrɛsti.əd/ (Όρεστιάδες, Orestiades) was a type of nymph that lived in mountains, valleys, and ravines. They differ from each other according to their dwelling: the Idaeae were from Mount Ida, Peliades from Mount Pelion, etc. They were associated with Artemis, since the goddess, when she went out hunting, preferred mountains and rocky precipices.
Oreads
The number of Oreads includes but is not limited to:
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by: AridHold still
Don’t move I say
Wilt thou hear
My elegy
Head high
Preserve my pride
I shall defy the gallows
I and you and me
Well we just don’t know
What love can do
I pledge to you
That I won’t deceive
The heart that’s mine
As here I sit
I vow
Your history does not
Perish my love
The shame
Will be mine for a
Scarlet woman thou art
I and you and me
Well we just don’t know
What love can do
I pledge to you
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Dead from the grave
We’re all slaves
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