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About Before I am Lost
March 1919. Fearing she cannot survive childbirth, imagist poet Hilda Doolittle makes a frantic final confession to her unborn daughter. In tribute to unjustly forgotten talent, this new monologue weaves through memories of H.D’s growing poetic gift, of discovering her bisexuality, and of her still-burning anger in the wake of the First World War.