American Poetry Review

This article reveals the imagist elements of Amy Lowell's poetry. She wrote with dedication, whim, and images.

The inspiration of H.D.'s poetry brings hope, spirit, and strength to all poets but especially to women! Born during ever changing eras where Americans perspectives and perceptions paralleled those changes gave H.D. a great multitude of ideas for her poetry.

This article discusses the power of the image in poetry! In particular, how the founder of the Imagists, Ezra Pound creates invigorating poetry where the image itself forms the words, becomes the language.

This year begins with The Imagists! These poets revolted against the traditional modes of poetry; they created poetry from their hearts and their minds. Each word chosen purposefully though the rythms of poems betray the very idea.

November's article focuses on the imagist poet William Carlos WQilliams. Powerful meaning presented through stark images and language. There is plenty of symbolism of America during the mid-1900's.

This is an invite to enjoy some spooky, ghoulish poetry arriving just in time to Halloween! Spirits, goblins, witches, bats, cats, brew, and you!

A brief analysis of A. R. Ammons' poetry and the poet's life. Magnificent imagery coupled with poignant punctuation creates exciting poetry!

This month's article highlights the rippling poetry of Mary Oliver! Her succinct language, precise images, and universal themes of everyday and eternal issues captures readers instantly!

This is a brief analysis of poetry by Erica Funkhouser. The poet uses excellent imagery and simplicity of ideas. A must read for all!

This is about the vibrant poetry of Ellen Bryant Voigt! Her poetry is replete of powerful imagery coupled with unexpected juxtaposition of words. In addition, her themes span the myriad of human emotions! A definite must read!