How does one judge free verse? Take these two for example. >The

How to handle free verse, a practical guide
Step 1. Put it in a garbage bin
Step 2. Light in on fire
Step 3. Read poetry that has meter

>>9150198
>How does one judge free verse?

Did you enjoy reading it and thinking about it?

There's your fucking standard of judgement. Jesus, does everyone need to be told how to feel about everything these days? You are the standard by which it is judged. The thoughts happening in your mind and the feelings in your body.

>>9150198
Such confessions reveal postmodernism's wholesale abnegation of the creative will of modernism. Further, they are neither as disingenuous nor, in fact, as polemical as they sound. For, in context, they represent, not simply a particular attitude to art making, but a thoroughgoing and, I believe, unparalleled interrogation of process itself. And that's not so surprising. For a sense of measure whose observations are participations, whose descriptions are enactments, is bound to be more attentive to process than product, to means than ends. The extraordinary formal variety of postmodern art is the direct result of a discovery of a whole range of processes that pre-empt conscious purpose and give open entry to the circumstances and materials of art making.

>>9150248
In case this isn't a meme, I get the crux of your message. Thanks.