Letting the tool write the poem

[ellajam]

if the lines got feet the same they doff their caps to none

Do you really think a modern poem using a classic form should have each line capped? Hats make my head hurt.

This modern affectation of uncapitalizing the first letter of a line
to suit some fancied sense of practicality shall pass, as has the
conceit of uncapitalizing everything within reach*.

If you sincerely desire to increase a reader's comprehension,
I suggest you aim your furrowed brow at prose.

If it's good enough for Lord Byron**, it's good enough for me.


*Those of us who knowingly adopt this period style are hopeless romantics
and should be adjudged as such.

**Any missive containing the phrase "hopeless romantics" should, as a
matter of etiquette, mention Lord Byron.

That's an interesting response, I'm not sure why you think comprehension is for prose alone, but I'll think about it.