Dovina, why do you write poetry. The only reason I can think of for writing poetry is to communicate something you think valuable. If you have something valuable to say surely it is important that the reader understands it as it was meant. To suggest that people interpreting it wrongly is a good thing is absurd. Hence my comment about confusion. Who would be the author of confusion? The most important thing a poet can express in my opinion is an uncertainty or an excitement over a coming together of images. In that sense the reader does not need to know what the poem means as such, rather grasp some kind of imaginary order. The Dylan Thomas poem 'the force that through the green fuse lights the flower' for instance communicates a sexual excitement understood through water on rock, quicksand stirring etc. As for the poem I believe zodiac's anger is driven by your lack of care. It is full of cliches - eyes meet, true, hope etc and seems unbothered that lines go by without offering anything ('directly in front of me the one I call husband' makes up a whole verse, it could easily make up one or two words, directly in front being redundant as it is presumed the narrator is paying attention). People make different interpretations of certain poems because the lack of depth allows them to, not because it is a good poem.

A gorgeous moment. The gendering of the crab is intersting. Are you making a personal statement or merely recounting an event?

I think it'd be a more effective metaphor than similie. I could visualize it though.

to be found out that your love means nothing, unable to stop the tears from rocking down from her eyes, you deserve this rejection

Oh goodness, your swear has sent shivers of naughtiness up and down my spine. Did you know that Hobos have a top speed of four miles per hour?

Sometimes you produce the most awful bungling bogstanton.

Honest question of the day: Is a target - presumably a shooting target - really ever intended as a shield? By whom?

I've found that effectively parodying this poem requires changing fewer than ten words. The last line, especially, should be changed to: with brine-shrimp tearing at my eyes. I do hope someone gives it a shot.

If this were free verse I'd probably give it a 4 but since you called it a pimple I'll give you a 7.

Seems to be about an abusive father. Not bad. I would maybe change this "How dare you say that I've done anything wrong in my life." , but otherwise, not bad at all.