This is more of a question than any statement by me.
What do you think makes the difference between an emo poem, and a good poem? When I say emo, I'm speaking of poems that are trying awfully hard to present emotion and feeling but failing because they are "navel gazing" and not exactly being creative. (I'd give examples, but I don't want to insult.)
Sure, I just gave reasons above why emo poetry is "bad" but what makes it go from "Emo" to good? What elements do you believe a poem needs to successfully convey emotion?
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