Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry

Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry is a critical exploration of the innovative poetic techniques and metrics employed by Ezra Pound one of the most influential modernist poets. The book delves into Pound's unique approach to rhythm form and language highlighting how his experimentation with traditional and free verse reshaped contemporary poetry. Through detailed analysis the author examines Pound's contributions to the Imagist movement and his broader impact on 20th-century literature emphasizing the significance of his work in the context of modernist aesthetics and poetic expression.***T. S. Eliot a contemporary of Pound is also discussed in relation to his poetic innovations and thematic concerns. The book draws parallels between Eliot's and Pound's works showcasing their shared commitment to redefining poetic conventions and exploring complex themes such as time identity and cultural dislocation. By analyzing key poems and their structural elements the author illustrates how both poets challenged readers' expectations and pushed the boundaries of poetic form. This comparative study enriches the understanding of modernist poetry and the dynamic interplay between these two literary giants.