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Imagism was a movement in early 20th century poetry that favored precision of imagery and clear language over the sentimentality of Victorian poetry. Led by Ezra Pound, Imagism rejected Romantic styles in favor of Classical values like direct presentation and economy of words. Imagist poems were influenced by Japanese haiku and aimed to present vivid images that suggested deeper meanings without metaphor or allegory. Though the movement faded by 1917, Imagism had a profound influence on free verse in the 20
- Author
- TANBIR RAHAMAN
- Language
- EN