Do you like poetry?

[Ivy]

I usually go with "writing that uses the line as a unit of composition."

That's good! I may borrow that. I'm thinking the reason we have to define it open-ended like that is that many states don't have standards that apply directly to poetry as a genre so the poetry lessons are matched to the figurative language standards instead.

 

[SillySapienne]

Maybe I don't like being startled with passion like that
- sincerely,
cold british fish

That's your prerogative but I must say when I'm in the presence of someone who is *both* passionate and intelligent, I get a really feeling.

 

[Orangey]

It's not beatnik snap poetry or spoiled brat whining.

LOL

 

[Ilah]

Love it. I don't think loving it means I have to love every poem ever written, though, so I didn't bother clicking the fourth option even though it's also true for me.

I intended the forth option to be for people who only seem to be into poetry of specific styles - for example liking slam poetry, but not traditonal poetry - or people that only had a few poets whose works they really liked.

I wanted to keep the options short and simple though.

Ilah

 

[Ivy]

I intended the forth option to be for people who only seem to be into poetry of specific styles - for example liking slam poetry, but not traditonal poetry - or people that only had a few poets whose works they really liked.

I wanted to keep the options short and simple though.

Ilah

I figured. I like good poetry of any style.

 

[Wyst]

Sure, I like poetry. But it's not an all-inclusive kind of 'like'.
Most of it I don't like but other stuff I read and it really hits home.