Will I sigh?

This is so bittersweet and lovely - wrapped in a honey tinged bow.
Liked!!

Thank you!  But be aware that in complimenting my submission, you are,  according to Joseph Z who keeps proclaiming that I do not write well and have no knowledge of how to do so, presenting yourself as someone who is unable to distinguish between good and bad poetry and are, therefore, someone whose opinions about submission are ill-informed and way off base.  What's ironic about this becomes clear when you look at his submissions and his highly questionable claims to be an expert on writing well, that I am jealous of the way he writes,  and that "nearly all" of my submissions are poor imitations of his.

I hope from now on, you will not imitate any of J Z's poetry.

I do not "imitate" your "poetry".  I  have on occasion used what you say and what you have written about as a springboard for writing something that deals with the topics you torture.  That is NOT imitation.   It is doing what T.S. Eliot noted was a wholly legitimate thing to do:  
 
“Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal; bad poets deface what they take, and good poets make it into something better, or at least something different.”  
 
And you have yet to show that your immodest and illegitimate self-aggrandizing lies that "nearly all" my submissions have been inspired by yours and are merely (poor) imitations of your "work", are true.  If I did indeed imitate your submissions, my pieces would be far more full of grammar gaffes, misuse and misunderstandings of the meanings of words,  truncated phrases,  deixis, forced rhyme, ragged meter,  ill-informed concepts, and question-begging claims, disjunctions of thought, "telly" lines,  didacticism,  sexism, and solecisms than they are.  
 
And what's the big deal here?  Can you honestly say that you have never used what is said in someone else's poetry as the inspiration for your own?