Question about questions for poetry section?

I question the questions all the time.

some tell me they don't like the questions but you have to realize that questions are a part of life and poetry is that too so question the questions and see how it goes...

confusion is not my middle name--HA

most of the time, questions in a poem are interpreted as affirmative statements to serve as ending(to the previous lines, or a preparation for the next line(s).

Why don't you give it a shot! << ~~~~~~ e.g.

oh i've written a poem that was completely questions and to me i thought it was very effective. if the questions you are going to ask make the poem then go with it! "questions frowned upon"? i find that ridiculous. for poetry there really are no rules. so if you think that the questions in your poem will work then totally stick with it.

I am sure you can do this.

As a conversation piece.

As Buk said it should not be a stop and answer as you read through, but if you answer yourself as you write then people can either agree or disagree.

Depends on how you write it, really. A skilled writer can buck convention with very surprising results. I have a couple of poems that ask alot of questions, and I think they are quite nice.

Go for it.

I tend to agree with the frowning.

I don't want to be confused or forced to think in the middle of a poem.

The end question thing works for me, sometimes.

I just think we ask our own questions as we read, and if the Q's are already in the piece, then we are boxed in a bit.

Most everything about poetry was,

or is "frowned upon" until

someone wrote or writes something

someone

liked or likes.

Do you get

it?

You Q, I don't know.

Why don't you post it as is, and see what the readers think. Or could they by jumbled together at the end. Maybe not all fou, but...

I don't know.

Ask? Why wait? You do have something to say, don't you? So, why not?

Lets see your write, and then figure it. :-)