inversions in poetry

[milo]

I have never used preference to support my position and it doesn't come down to personal preference as to whether using an inversion adds to a poem. just tell me what you think the inversion adds and how it would be lost if you phrased it properly. i believe you had some promises of a new meaning.

But it all comes down to preference, and that's what you don't seem to recognize. You may disagree with whatever example I come up with. Since I don't have the time to read 30 poems now to look for an inversion, it may be a while. But I've posted my own poem.

It has nothing to do with preference. preference can not make a poetic device suggest new meaning, that can be shown

Seeing as you don't seem to recognize what an inversion is at all, I am going to table this part of the discussion until you do a little research. We can return to it later with examples if the need arises.