Most poetry written at any given time is bad, and all poetry written at any given time is new.
In any case, posterity will cherish or ignore what we produce, it will use and misuse our efforts, as it sees fit. Today very few poets care about the formal elements of poetry, and those who do care are seldom adventurous with them. Not just the form and the content, but the abilities required and the rewards offered, are intrinsically different. And for this purpose, meter and rhyme are only obstacles, attempts to pave over the stream of consciousness. This state of affairs prevails, I think, even in poets who are not stylistically plain or confessional in their subject matter.