Writing in the style of William Carlos Williams

Williams's first book, Poems (1909), a "conventional" work, "correct in sentiment and diction," preceded the Imagist influence.
But in The Tempers (1913), as Bernard Duffey realized, Williams's "style was directed by an Imagist feeling, though it still depended on romantic and poeticized allusiveness."
Williams stuck with Pound's tenet to "make it new."
By 1917 and the publication of his third book, Al Que Quiere!, "Williams began to apply the Imagist principle of 'direct treatment of the thing' fairly rigorously,".
Also at this time, as Perkins demonstrated, Williams was "beginning to stress that poetry must find its 'primary impetus' ... in 'local conditions.'" "I was determined to use the material I knew,".
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