The fundamental question is what the diverse readers are looking for..... “A novel is easy to write. After all, it’s a descriptive text, so you can use a lot of words.” structure words margin text imagine readers This is a poet’s remark. If a novelist hears this, he might get angry. But I don’t think it’s a big mistake to point out that the novel is an explanatory text. Novelists want to explain something, produce a ton of words, think of consistency rather than impression, and have a passion for getting readers to understand something. But not all readers are consuming words to gain knowledge. Some readers want to share their joys, sorrows and surprises. Poetry may be one of the options to meet the demands of such readers. Basically, poetry doesn’t explain anything concretely. Conversely, poetry uses the reader’s imagination to meet the reader’s needs. Well, what I’m talking about right now is an idea, a vague one. However, as long as both n...