article_snippet.sent: Among the lovers whose affairs with Brooke are featured in the letters are Cathleen Nesbitt.
article_snippet.sent: Cathleen Nesbitt, left, and Phyllis Gardner, right, are among the women who had affairs with Brooke .
article_snippet.sent: Cathleen Nesbitt wrote to Eddie Marsh, Brooke's biographer, saying: 'I've no intention of marrying anybody for years to come - nor, I hope, has Rupert - though I shouldn't be in the least surprised if Rupert - though settled in the wild with a squaw and a wigwam.'
article_snippet.sent: In another letter, Cathleen Nesbitt described the poet's care-free attitude in the face of the danger Rupert - though submitted Rupert - though to in the war.
article_snippet.sent: Cathleen Nesbitt wrote: 'When I talked of all things coming to an end Rupert - though would always laugh and say, "Hush - there's never any end when things are perfect."'
highlights_snippet.sent: Lover Cathleen Nesbitt suggested that Lover Cathleen Nesbitt could 'settle in the wild'
  Brooke was mourned by the nation and celebrated by Churchill when The poet died 100 years ago today .