Ezra Loomis Pound, born on October 30, 1885, and died on November 1, 1972, was a US expatriate poet, a critic, as well as a leading figure in the early modernist movement in poetry.
He became a well-known figure due to his role in developing imagism, as a reaction to poets from Victoria and Georgia who were fond of the language of the meeting, but without any decorations and strong correspondence between the verbal qualities and music expressed.
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Ezra's famous work is:
- Ripstes (1912)
- Hugh Selwyn Mauberley (1920)
- The Cantos
Right in 1901, Ezra Pound was registered to undertake lectures at the University of Pennsylvania. However, he came out after two years of college and moved to Hamilton University located in Clinton, New York. At the University, he managed to get a degree in philosophy.
At that time, Ezra really knew if he wanted to be a poet. At the age of 15, he talks with his parents if he has the desire to become a poet.
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On Ezra's words, his parents agreed and agreed, and supported what Ezra chose. In 1909, Ezra Pound managed to find the type of success as a writer who he wanted so far.
Meanwhile, in the following year, he managed to create as many as 3 kinds of books, namely:
- Personae
- Exultations
- The Spirit of Romance
In the last book he made, based on the lectures he had given while in London.
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