Weird stuff for no reason. Experimental poetry is great, but the experiment must be conducted with structure and for a purpose, not just to see what happens when you throw words against a wall. Anything too abstract. Poetry should engage the senses, not divorce us from them. Don't crib ideas, images, phrases, etc., from top-ten songs, movies of the week, or pulp bestsellers.
Good poets grow their own.
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