Poet using common speech and free verse

Usage examples of imagist.

He is also an imagist, he taps all the nets, all of them, he goes trawling for images for his story eggs, and he remembers everything.

This was a classic visionary Imagist drama from the previous century, set in a mannered future in which a genetically altered posthuman society was confronted by the return of violent human primitives from a forgotten space colony, a comedy of manners laced with acid and appalling violence.

He himself was not the only netwalker on Burning Bright, or the only imagist who tapped unlikely lines looking for good sources.

The imagist was standing near one of the windows that overlooked the garden, Lioe beside him, tall against the glass.

Even as Damian frowned and opened his mouth to speak, the imagist began to cough.

I should call this an imagist painting, made before there were such people as imagist poets.

To these followers I would say: the Imagist impulse need not be confined to verse.

An Imagist film would offer a noble challenge to the overstrained emotion, the over-loaded splendor, the mere repetition of what are at present the finest photoplays.

Perhaps it would be a sound observance to confine this form of motion picture to a half reel or quarter reel, just as the Imagist poem is generally a half or quarter page.

There is a list of possible Imagist textures which is only limited by the number of things to be seen in the world.

The Imagist photoplay will put discipline into the inner ranks of the enlightened and remind the sculptors, painters, and architects of the movies that there is a continence even beyond sculpture and that seas of realism may not have the power of a little well-considered elimination.

A degenerate Englishman may be brutal and coarse, but he could never be guilty of the inane or the outrageous things which the Cubists, the Imagists, the Futurists, and the other Ists among the French have turned out.

The imagists, Ezra Pound in particular, were Chinese long before they discovered Cathay in the works of Ernest Fennellosa.

He owed him thanks, as well as money, for the stones that paved the garden paths, and he was more than a little surprised that the imagist hadn’.

He owed him thanks, as well as money, for the stones that paved the garden paths, and he was more than a little surprised that the imagist hadn’t already collected.