Of course, there are no such things as guidelines in the world of
poetry. All forms of poetry are those what come from the heart, the
mind, the soul, in all it's purity. I'm very much sure that you weren't
trying to set guidelines as all whatsoever.

And of course, everyone has their own views and opinions on
what they like to write, and how they write it. There is also no such
thing as judging one's work. As if you are judging someone, you are
judging yourself. It is all a written language to express ones feelings
to others, regardless if it's about love and hate, life and death, one's
own personal experiences, threats, or of dreams.

A person who can write one sentence in a poem, could be called
a genius for all I care. For one sentence. Or he could be judged and
damned as well, leading to a hard life, a sad fate . . . a forgotten
destiny
Continue writing poets. You are all inspiring one way or another, and
because one work might not be well, there is always time to do another
one.

I look forward to seeing all of your work continuously, and please
let's just drop the subject for now.

Sincerily,
Babel Haer'Dalis-Winterhart

Penned by my hand on the 19th of Glacian, in the year 282 AF.