A poem in this collection mentions a “harvest already planted” in the head of the “artist figure” of a farmer who looms near “the rainsluiced wagonroad.” A passage in this collection describes a mob riled up by the all-caps “TRADITIONALISTS OF PLAGIARISM” and the “great English Divine,” Samuel Butler. A poem in this collection evokes the “ungainly hips and flopping breasts” of Elsie (15[1])and the “mountain folk of Kentucky” after beginning “The (*) pure products of / America go crazy.” This 1923 collection of poems and prose interludes opens with a poem set “By the road to the contagious hospital,” a reference to its author’s private practice in New Jersey. “The Red Wheelbarrow” appears in, for 10 points, what Imagist collection by William Carlos Williams whose title mentions a season? ■END■