The hardest to write poems in my opinion are not just ones that looks pretty, worded pretty, connected pretty, but spoken prettily so as well. For before invention of computer typing out poems or any other ways, it was by hand they were recorded, by ears they are to be listened, loved. Those are also the hardest to write, require the utmost of skills....instead of something that just looks pretty typed up.

Some people may say that it is to give readers flexibility in reading poems however they want, using their own creativity. For this reason, I've seen people cramming words visually appealing on the screen without any notable indication of even where to take a breathe while reading the poem. Come now seriously, is this just me or does it seem like they want to save some trouble for themselves in composing and have the readers do the hard work by rhyming and connecting the words of the poem together for them to sound good when read aloud?
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Love poems I look everywhere rarely seem to carry an air of anything that's not angst illustrations. This is why I try to combine what rarity there is in love poetry and write short, easily readable poems. When I can, I try to implement into the happiness-centric (love has to be good for so many people to long for having it right?) poems of mine wisdoms as well for those who enjoy analyzing and looking for deeper meanings from simple worded poems.




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