Pound wished poetry to escape from what he felt was a rising tide of sloppy, flabby, sing-song verse, inaccurately and unobservantly phrased. |
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We really are pleased with Rosaleen and hope she will continue to stay with us in Pound Street. |
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Profits at have more than halved as recession-hit firms cut back on champagne and a weak Pound hits booze cruises to its French stores. |
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The Carbonite Babbitt Metal is a 4 To 5 Pound Bar and is the most serviceable low cost lead based babbitt metal for general utility uses. |
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Pound cheques and cheques or drafts drawn in other eurozone currencies should be lodged or cashed before February 9th. |
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Add this Silver Piedfort 1989 Pound to your collection, there are very few collectors who can own one. |
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Pound per metric pound, it's cheaper to buy rump steak than it is pork tongue. |
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Two Swindon dancers, Faye Pound and Kelly Sutton, are fulfilling a dream by staging their own show. |
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Fluctuations in the South Sudanese Pound are watched closely by foreign firms active in the country. |
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But why on earth are younger writers of the so-called Generation X attempting to, as Pound would have it, resuscitate the dead art of poetry? |
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Britain is a Trillion Pound economy, still the fourth largest in the world. |
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He was also an admirer of Joyce and a financial supporter for an aging Ezra Pound. |
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What Pound did in this text was to construct a Well-Tempered Prosody to exercise his mastery of metrics and diction. |
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Promoted by the fascist Ezra Pound, this new poetry without meter or rhyme swept literary Europe and America in the period leading up to the war. |
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She names two much-anthologized poets, Ezra Pound and William Carlos Williams, as her two great indulgences. |
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It is open to people between the ages of 14 and twenty something, and will be held at the Pound Arts Centre in Corsham on Sunday at 11 am. |
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He told the New York Times he planned to purchase a home in the Pound Ridge area, but the price tag was presently beyond his means. |
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During the 1920s, the British Pound was overvalued and was used by smaller countries as a reserve currency. |
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Waley and Pound both undertook their translations of Classical Chinese poetry and Japanese Noh plays during the First World War. |
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What were you going to do if I'd invited him inside? Pound on the door? TP the yard? |
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Ezra Pound ranks among the finest poets of his generation, but his greatest trait may have been his eye for talent in others. |
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Pound for pound he is probably the longest hitter in golf, and when his streaky putter clicks, he is capable of overpowering any course or opponent. |
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Ezra Pound offered to make useful connections for Joyce, and find places where he could publish his writings. |
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He studied authors from the past along with modernists like Joyce, Eliot, and Pound, remarking how increased literacy altered oral cultures like Homeric Greece. |
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Figures from the latest report by Waterford County Council revealed that of 681 dogs impounded by the Pound last year, just eight were re-claimed and 21 re-homed. |
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In 1949, the first Bollingen Prize went somewhat infamously to Ezra Pound. |
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Yet by marrying lyrics that name-checked Ezra Pound and TS Eliot as well as Ma Rainey and Beethoven to a rock'n'roll backbeat, he revolutionised popular music. |
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Although Hemingway advised against it, on 30 January 1933 Pound met Benito Mussolini. |
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Pound wrote over a thousand letters a year during the 1930s and presented his ideas in hundreds of articles, as well as in The Cantos. |
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Pound broadcast over Rome Radio, although the Italian government was at first reluctant, concerned that he might be a double agent. |
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He returned home to Rapallo, where on 3 May 1945, four days after Mussolini was shot, armed partisans arrived at the house to find Pound alone. |
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Pound asked to send a cable to President Truman to offer to help negotiate peace with Japan. |
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Kutler believes that Overholser protected Pound from the criminal justice system because he was fascinated by him. |
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The idea was that the Justice Department would be placed in an untenable position if Pound won a major award and was not released. |
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Laughlin published The Pisan Cantos on 30 July 1948, and the following year the prize went to Pound. |
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Although Pound repudiated his antisemitism in public, he maintained his views in private. |
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Kasper had come to admire Pound during literature classes at university, and after he wrote to Pound in 1950 the two had become friends. |
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In an interview for the Paris Review in early 1958, Hemingway said that Kasper should be jailed and Pound released. |
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The motion was heard on 18 April 1958 by the judge who had committed Pound to St Elizabeths. |
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Pound arrived in Naples in July 1958, where he was photographed giving a fascist salute to the waiting press. |
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Pound went to Eliot's funeral in London and on to Dublin to visit Yeats's widow. |
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Pound was the first English language poet since John Dryden, some three centuries earlier, to give primacy to translations in English literature. |
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Michael Alexander writes that, as a translator, Pound was a pioneer with a great gift of language and an incisive intelligence. |
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In the epic poem, Pound disregards literary genres, mixing satire, hymns, elegies, essays and memoirs. |
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Ezra Pound is really at heart a very boyish fellow and an incurable provincial. |
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Nadel's 2010 Pound in Context is a contextual literary approach to Pound scholarship. |
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Pound scholar Wendy Stallard Flory writes that separating the poetry from the antisemitism is perceived as apologetic. |
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Later in his life, Pound analyzed what he judged to be his own failings as a writer attributable to his adherence to ideological fallacies. |
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Contributors have included Ezra Pound, William Butler Yeats, William Carlos Williams, Langston Hughes, and Carl Sandburg, among others. |
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Eliot, Ezra Pound and more recently British authors born abroad such as Kazuo Ishiguro and Sir Salman Rushdie. |
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Hey, it's not like I wouldn't take the guy to Pound Town myself if I was single, but he's messing with a married man. |
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Venice also inspired the poetry of Ezra Pound, who wrote his first literary work in the city. |
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Pound died in 1972, and his remains are buried in Venice's cemetery island of San Michele. |
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Pound 5 kg of round ragi and 5 pieces of thinly sliced ragi into powder. Mix ragi into cooled rice. |
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But the thought of her drugdealer boyfriend taking her to Pound Town in front of our potential child was, let's just say, out of my comfort zone. |
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Until relatively recently there was debate over whether or not the UK should abolish its currency Pound Sterling and join the Euro. |
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The 'Ten Pound Poms' as they were known in Australia, embarked on to ships such as RMS Mooltan and set off for a new life. |
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Ireland used the Irish Pound from 1928 until 2001 when it was replaced by the Euro. |
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Until it joined the ERM in 1979, the Irish pound was directly linked to the Pound Sterling. |
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For more information on British currency in the wider region, see Pound sterling in the South Atlantic and the Antarctic. |
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Eliot, Anna Akhmatova, William Faulkner, Dorothy Richardson, John Cowper Powys, and Ezra Pound. |
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Angered by the carnage of World War I, Pound lost faith in England and blamed the war on usury and international capitalism. |
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Between 1897 and 1900 Pound attended Cheltenham Military Academy, sometimes as a boarder, where he specialized in Latin. |
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In 1911 she followed Pound to London and became involved in developing the Imagism movement. |
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Schelling told him that he was wasting everyone's time, and Pound left without finishing his doctorate. |
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Pound persuaded the bookseller Elkin Mathews to display A Lume Spento, and by October 1908 he was being discussed by the literati. |
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Pound had sent Yeats a copy of A Lume Spento the previous year, before he left for Venice, and Yeats had apparently found it charming. |
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While living at Church Walk in 1912, Pound, Aldington and Doolittle started working on ideas about language. |
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Cathay was the first of many translations Pound would make from the Chinese. |
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In August 1912 Harriet Monroe hired Pound as a regular contributor to Poetry. |
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Pound wrote for Wyndham Lewis' literary magazine Blast, although only two issues were published. |
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He eventually sent it to Pound, who instantly saw it as a work of genius and submitted it to Poetry. |
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After the publication in 1915 of Cathay, Pound mentioned he was working on a long poem, casting about for the correct form. |
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Pound has shaken the dust of London from his feet with not too emphatic a gesture of disgust, but, at least, without gratitude to this country. |
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In 1924 Pound secured funding for Ford Madox Ford's The Transatlantic Review from American attorney John Quinn. |
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It also published several Pound music reviews, later collected into Antheil and the Treatise on Harmony. |
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When Pound told Dorothy about the birth, she separated from him for much of that year and the next. |
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In September, Hemingway drove Dorothy to the American Hospital of Paris for the birth of a son, Omar Pound. |
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When Dorothy went to England each summer to see Omar, Pound would spend the time with Olga, whose father had bought her a house in Venice. |
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In 1925 the literary magazine This Quarter dedicated its first issue to Pound, including tributes from Hemingway and Joyce. |
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Cantos of Ezra Pound for the Beginning of a Poem of some Length now first made into a Book. |
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They forged a strong friendship, and in Hemingway, Pound recognized and fostered a young talent. |
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I would expect the markets and the Pound to be quite jittery until we know what's going to happen. |
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I was also drawn to the work of Ezra Pound and Robert Creeley. |
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Houlihan Lawrence announced that Bill Breakstone has joined as sales associate in their Pound Ridge office. |
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As Robin was an avid dog lover, in lieu of flowers donations may be made in her memory to the Thompson Dog Pound, Attn. |
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Pound fresh basil leaves with parmesan, pine kernels and olive oil in a pestle and mortar for the perfect pesto sauce. |
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It's like eating an entire box of Sara Lee All Butter Pound Cake slathered with eight pats of butter. |
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The Springfield couple captured the grand prize in the dessert category for their Graneeze Eggnog Holiday Pound Cake. |
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Her Dining In recipe, Ginger Pound Cakes With Green Tea Infused Honey Ginger Syrup, is an easy-to-make dessert that has intense ginger flavor. |
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Yet it's not that long since anyone who argued for keeping the Pound was dismissed as a Little Englander or even a Europhobe. |
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They suggest such a principle with respect to the imagism Ezra Pound preferred, where abstraction should be founded on concrete details. |
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The Department of Justice did not oppose the motion, and Pound was free. |
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Kasper and another follower of Pound's, David Horton, set up a publishing imprint, Square Dollar Series, which Pound used as a vehicle for his tracts about economic reform. |
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Tytell writes that Pound was in his element in Chestnut Ward. |
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On 15 November 1945 Pound was transferred to the United States. |
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Pound spent three weeks in isolation in the heat, sleeping on the concrete, denied exercise and communication, except for conversations with the chaplain. |
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Pound was in Rome early in September when Italy surrendered. |
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In 1943 Pound and Dorothy were evacuated from their apartment in Rapallo. |
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Pound began work on The Cantos in earnest after relocating to Italy. |
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My dream about Ezra Pound was a de lighted overflux, instructing me. |
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In June she and Pound left Rapallo for Paris for the premiere of Le Testament de Villon, without mentioning the pregnancy to his friends or parents. |
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Biographer John Tytell believes Pound had always felt that his creativity and ability to seduce women were linked, something Dorothy had turned a blind eye to over the years. |
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From late 1907 Pound taught Romance languages at Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Indiana, a conservative town that he called the sixth circle of hell. |
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While in custody in Italy, Pound begun to work on sections of The Cantos. |
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Adams writes that, just as Eliot denied he was Prufrock, so Pound denied he was Mauberley, but the work can nevertheless be read as autobiographical. |
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In 1918, after a bout of illness which was presumably the Spanish influenza, Pound decided to stop writing for The Little Review, mostly because of the volume of work. |
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Get our favorite recipe, Powdered Sugar Pound Cake, on sunset. |
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In a letter addressed to Ezra Pound, she covers an extensive list of her symptoms, which included a habitually high temperature, fatigue, insomnia, migraines, and colitis. |
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Eliot, Ezra Pound, the Dutch author Menno ter Braak and others. |
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Belfast families faced being transferred to new, alien estates when older, decrepit districts such as Sailortown and the Pound Loney were being demolished. |
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In November 1913 Yeats, whose eyesight was failing, rented Stone Cottage in Coleman's Hatch, Sussex, and invited Pound to accompany him as his secretary. |
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Botswana pula, Euro, Indian Rupees, Pound sterling, Australian Dollars. |
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Pound coins are issued, but are much less widely used than pound notes. |
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Pound was fascinated by the translations of Japanese poetry and Noh plays which he discovered in the papers of Ernest Fenollosa, an American professor who had taught in Japan. |
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First uses stops around Pound Tree Road and Vincent's Walk, except the X4 to Portsmouth and X5 to Gosport, which start and end their journeys from Westquay. |
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By reticulation, for example, she brings to the New Zealand context the poetry' of Ezra Pound, subverting his work to highlight its masculine focus. |
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This was because of the reluctance of First Sea Lord Sir Dudley Pound to risk capital ships in an area he believed vulnerable to attacks by German aircraft. |
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Pound layered ideas, cultures and historical periods, writing in as many as 15 different languages, using modern vernacular, Classical languages and Chinese ideograms. |
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It is certainly true that Pound wanted to pay hommage to Guido. |
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However, Pound learned that Imagism did not lend itself well to the writing of an epic, so he turned to the more dynamic structure of Vorticism for The Cantos. |
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They were accompanied by a teacher Pound had met in hospital, Marcella Spann, 40 years his junior, ostensibly acting as his secretary and collecting poems for an anthology. |
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Pound persuaded his parents to finance his passage back to Europe. |
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