How one communicates with world is an immense indication of one's class. Although class has a great deal to do with how one carries oneself, perhaps even how one dresses, a keen barometer of this elusive thing called class is correspondence. The jaunty, and often garbled, text message -- even the casual email -- fails to do justice to the notion of class. With the tactile sensation of paper in hand, of embossed decorations, even a personalized stationary, you are just communicating. Mere communication is not correspondence.

Everything in life seems to have its myths and realities, and poetry is no exception. Thousands of young people, mainly teens, undertook poetry writing due to the introduction of slam poetry and rap music. Because of this, many misconceptions or myths were formed and accepted as truth. Listed below are seven of them:

The most popular style of our time is the 'free verse' style. This form originated in the late 19th century, with Walt Whitman being credited for it. Before this form was introduced, poetry was restricted to certain form.