Use proper language and proper grammar.
Your art must be literary.
Remember?
Or else, you're probably breaking the rules or violating laws.
Terms and conditions are usually made with proper lines of authority.
Every artist for that source must be able to match the professional focus.
It's a source for creative production, not the "F grade" or "red ink" stuff.
Artists need to form reasonable obedience.
So, let's say an artist wants to release a photo with her art in it.
If that artist can't examine her own photo with proper language, it's void.
She probably doesn't really know what she's doing.
It's a photo.
But, without examination of the photo, her art is a luck of the draw.
She can draw luck.
But, it's not a guarantee of random permission.
The public has little to no examination of life.
And, that's why censorship can be a right for working professionals.
For any literary format, prose, poem or fiction, grip on the language and grammar is a must. That does not mean that every line in a poem needs to be grammatically correct. But such deviation should be made deliberately, to suit the context. To this extent, I disagree with the poet.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Part two: good advice to all poets, especially budding poets. Another advice I wish to give this: before starting to ‘write', my dear ones, please Read, Read and Read. There is no substitute for reading.