... prevailing fashions in writing. More significant than Georgian poetry, although short-lived as a movement, were the Imagist poets, whose first anthology – Des Imagistes (1914) – was edited by the American exile Ezra Pound. Imagist poems tend to be short, sharp glimpses, which contrast with the lushness of Romantic and Victorian verse. Imagism was a movement designed to replace the 'soft ... is forced to use language to express the 'unsaid', wwhat cannot be put into arbitrary and imprecise words. The impossibility of communicating the incommunicable is also a topic to which...

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... us from reading these readers as part of the "of poetic tradition. He makes the point that Donne and his followers continued in the dramatic tradition of their time, citing playwrights Marlowe, Webster as examples. He observes, with hindsight unavailable to Johnson, that an idea arose at s time and continued to at least the 19th century, that thoughts and impressions are ... -cheek) have become map-readers, studying him to discover the cause of impending death, just as cosmographers of the Age of Discovery studied the charts to find a passage through the American Continent to the Indies....

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