imagism

And it is an illuminating fact that among poets and men conversant with many poetic idioms, Imagism is rarely misconceived.

Imagism asks to be judged by different standards from those employed in Nineteenth-Century art.

But there is good verbalism, distinct from lyricism or imagism, and in this Laforgue is a master.

In the first place “Imagism” does not mean merely the presentation of pictures.

“Imagism” refers to the manner of presentation, not to the subject.