His Imagist poems included one about an object "glazed with rain water beside thewhite chickens".
Many of this man's final poems were destroyed but reconstructed by his editor, James Laughlin.He described how the edge of a petal of an "obsolete" flower "cuts without cutting" in "The Rose"and declared that "the pure products of America go crazy" in "To Elsie", both of which appeared acollection whose title poem opens "By the road to the contagious hospital". In another poem, thisauthor of (*) Spring and All apologizes for eating some "delicious" items "which you were probablysaving for breakfast". His Imagist poems included one about an object "glazed with rain water beside thewhite chickens". For 10 points, name this poet of the epic Paterson, as well as "This is Just to Say" and"The Red Wheelbarrow".
Many of this man's final poems were destroyed but reconstructed by his editor, James Laughlin.
William Carlos Williams [or WCW]