One writer from this movement comments "I have no flowers / Yet I give you these roses" in the poem "Anniversary," which appears in the collection What's O'Clock, and that same poet addressed many poems to the actress Ada Russell. One author from this movement asserted "Whirl up sea . . . Cover us with your pools of fir" in the "Oread" and was married to Richard Aldington, and another poet from this movement discussed "petals on a wet, black bough" with "the apparition of these faces in the crowd" in "In a Station of the Metro." FTP, name this poetry movement whose members include Amy Lowell, 
One writer from this movement comments "I have no flowers / Yet I give you these roses" in the poem "Anniversary," which appears in the collection What's O'Clock, and that same poet addressed many poems to the actress Ada Russell. One author from this movement asserted "Whirl up sea . . . Cover us with your pools of fir" in the "Oread" and was married to Richard Aldington, and another poet from this movement discussed "petals on a wet, black bough" with "the apparition of these faces in the crowd" in "In a Station of the Metro." FTP, name this poetry movement whose members include Amy Lowell, Hilda Doolittle, Ezra Pound, and William Carlos Williams.
One writer from this movement comments "I have no flowers / Yet I give you these roses" in the poem "Anniversary," which appears in the collection
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