of nature and human existence conveys a sense of interconnectedness a key aspect of Imagism In Poem in October Thomas describes a birthday walk through his hometown While the poem is not overtly imagist it contains vivid sensory details that align with Imagist principles Phrases like The town asleep The misty river and The houses the lanes the loam the town evoke a sense of time and place through concrete imagery Imagism often focuses on capturing fleeting moments and impressions and in this poem Thomas does just that by painting a vivid picture of the quiet misty morning Both poems also employ clear and evocative language In The Force That Through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower the imagery of the blade in the blue vault of the flower and the deaf sleeping green creates a sense of clarity and vividness Likewise in Poem in October Thomas's choice of words like starless and mistfall contributes to the creation of a distinct atmosphere While Dylan Thomas's poetry may not be considered purely Imagist these two poems demonstrate his ability to combine Imagist elements into his work such as factual imagery and a focus on sensory experiences His poems are rich with vivid language and often capture moments of intense emotion and contemplation making them resonate with readers on a deeply personal level