| 21. | Imagism has been described as the most influential movement in English poetry since the activity of the Pre-Raphaelites.
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| 22. | His earliest works " are written in free verse and reflect a knowledge of both imagism and Japanese poetry ."
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| 23. | Through Flint s advocacy of the genre, vers libre influenced Imagism in the discovery of new forms and rhythms.
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| 24. | The verbless poem creates a sense of arrested moment and is therefore especially appropriate to Haiku and Imagism poetic forms.
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| 25. | Imagism is sometimes viewed as'a succession of creative moments'rather than any continuous or sustained period of development.
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| 26. | Pound's " Homage to Sextus Propertius " ( 1921 ) represents his farewell to Imagism and lyric poetry in general.
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| 27. | Over time, they developed the influential Acmeist anti-symbolist school, concurrent with the growth of Imagism in Europe and America.
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| 28. | Nelson's work from 2000-2010 touches on Chicago Imagism, Funk Art, and outsider art, emphasizing simplified images.
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| 29. | During the first few years, the magazine published pieces that championed anarchy as well as Ezra Pound's experimental poetry called Imagism.
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| 30. | Hemingway learned from Ezra Pound how to achieve a stripped-down style and how to incorporate the concepts of imagism in his prose.
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