I understand what you're saying, GUEST, and I am, as you so perceptively say, talking in a "poetic" sense. I suppose it boils down to the difference between poetry and versification, the difference between true poets and 'vulgar rymsters' as referred to by Graves in The White Goddess and what Housman says in his lecture, The Name and Nature of Poetry:

"There is a conception of poetry which is not fulfilled by pure language and liquid versification, with the simple and so to speak colourless pleasure which they afford, but involves the presence in them of something which moves and touches in a special and recognisable way."

Or,indeed, Wordsworth's "...sense sublime of something far more deeply interfused..."

Oh my god, we'll be having a "what is poetry"! debate next :0