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Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry by T. S. Eliot is a comprehensive exploration of the work of Ezra Pound focusing on his poetry and his contributions to the literary world. The book delves into Pound''s various publications including his early works like Personae and Exultations as well as his translations of Guido Cavalcanti''s sonnets and ballate. It also discusses Pound''s involvement in the Imagist movement and his influence on modern poetry. The book highlights Pound''s unique approach to poetry emphasizing his mastery of form and language. It discusses his use of different meters and his experimentation with free verse showcasing his versatility as a poet. The book also touches on Pound''s translations of Chinese poetry and Noh plays showcasing his ability to adapt diverse literary traditions into English. Throughout the book Pound''s evolution as a poet is traced from his early works to his later publications like Lustra and the Cantos. The book examines the themes and styles present in Pound''s poetry as well as his critical views on art and literature. It also includes a bibliography of Pound''s works and notable critical articles providing a comprehensive overview of his literary career. Overall Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry offers a detailed analysis of Ezra Pound''s contributions to poetry and his impact on the literary landscape. It serves as a valuable resource for readers interested in exploring Pound''s work and understanding his significance in the world of modern poetry.