Friendship with Ezra Pound
Poet involved
What happened
In 1914, Amy Lowell developed a significant friendship with fellow poet Ezra Pound, who was a prominent figure in the Imagist movement. Their correspondence and discussions about poetry and aesthetics greatly influenced her work and helped her refine her poetic style.
Literary impact
Lowell's friendship with Pound provided her with valuable insights into modernist poetry and the principles of Imagism. This relationship encouraged her to experiment further with form and content, leading to a more dynamic and innovative approach in her own poetry.
Source: Wikipedia
