It is impossible to accurately define what poetry is; because its writing eludes us. The English poet John Keats said in a letter that the poet does not exist. He is a chameleon that adapts to all environments and genres of poetic writing. We can also say that the poet is like a fisherman who casts his net and catches words, phrases, which he then reconstructs into poems. These words can be common or rare depending on what he wants to present. This is where the personal character of the writer, which we call style, intervenes. In any case, poems are not passive creations of the imagination, but a collection that acts and changes reality, enriching it with new perspectives. As for the interpretation of the meaning of each poem, this will be judged by the reader according to their sensitivities.