Or it may not. In any case, style is an important part of the poet's repertoire. Style refers to the distinctive and idiosyncratic way one expresses oneself. For example, in these lessons I have tried to maintain an easy-going breezy style. This would be different from the style I might use in a scholarly article, or in an intimate letter to an old friend, or in a letter of complaint to a corporation.
Style also arises from occasion.
What we're talking about here is personal style. You can develop your own style by making your poetry true to your spoken voice. Learn your characteristic cadences, vocabulary, syntax. Read your poems out loud and see if they sound natural in your voice, in your body. Our topic also refers to collective or public style.