Question

question 10 of 10. according to the essay, what was one of the reasons ezra pound was responsible for the poetic revolution? a. because he supported other writers b. because of his sprawling verse c. because he used a strict meter d. because of his rejection of poetic guidelines

Explanation:

Ezra Pound was a key figure in the poetic revolution. He rejected traditional poetic guidelines, which was a major factor in bringing about change in poetry. His support for other writers was more about fostering a community rather than being the main reason for the revolution. His verse was not mainly characterized by being sprawling, and he did not use a strict meter but rather experimented with free - verse forms.

Answer:

D. Because of his rejection of poetic guidelines