C. Pound dared poets to create new forms of poetry. Ezra Pound was a strong proponent in Imagism. Imagism called for free verse usage of a classical values and elements.Pound encouraged poets to willingly experiment with non-traditional verse forms in especially his early writings and Make it New. Mordernism was given its rootings in Imagism, with some artists including Ezra Pound developing an interest in Japanese verse forms and art, which inspired Imagism to create new rhyme forms and freedom with subject matter.
