Imagist poets value precise and vivid imagery over abstract concepts, believing that abstraction can dilute the power and immediacy of a poem. Abstractions can be seen as vague and lacking in concrete detail, which goes against the Imagist principle of capturing the essence of a moment or object through specific, sensory language.
William Carlos Williams
A Musical Phrase
The poet of the poem "In a Station of the Metro" is Ezra Pound. He was an American modernist poet who wrote this iconic imagist poem in 1913.
Imagist poets believed that poetry should be direct, clear, and free from unnecessary words or emotions. They focused on presenting vivid images with precise language, aiming to create a sharp and sensory experience for the reader.
I would say a poet
A poet's eye would focus.
I was a poet and I didn't even know it. A poet is a subject, and is therefore used the same way as any other would be. The dog is smart...The poet is smart.
That would be Rumi, or Mawlwana, a 13th century Sufi/Muslim poet from Afghanistan.
A Poet
Their strong emotions
Arnold 'Poet' Jackson wrote all of the poems himself.
A writer who focuses on poems is a poet, while a writer who specializes in stories can be referred to as a fiction writer or storyteller.