What's a poetic form you've never attempted but want to try, and what's stopping you

[Busquets]

The villanelle intimidates me specifically because of the repeating refrain lines, getting them to mean something new each time they return feels harder than any free verse I've written

[Kev96]

The sestina, the pattern of rotating end words across six stanzas sounds like a real puzzle and I haven't found the right subject matter to justify the structure yet

[NeuralSeer]

A proper sonnet with strict meter, I can manage the rhyme scheme fine, iambic pentameter is what trips me up every single time I've tried

[Dylan54]

The ghazal, the repeating refrain and internal rhyme requirements feel foreign to how I naturally write and I haven't built the discipline to sit with it properly

[Octopus]

A proper haiku sequence rather than a single haiku, stringing several together with genuine narrative movement rather than just three isolated images

[Gaz10]

Blank verse specifically, unrhymed but still metered feels harder than either fully rhymed or fully free verse, there's nowhere to hide a weak line