How does it plan a poetry collection?
A collection needs an arc as much as a novel does. Planning produces the collection's premise, themes and a list of sections, and each section is planned as four to eight poems, each with a title and its subject or form. You can reorder, rename and replace poems in the outline before writing starts.
Which forms can it write?
The wizard offers free verse, rhyming poetry, haiku and short forms, spoken word, love poems and nature poetry. Mention a specific form in your brief (sonnets, ghazals, villanelles, a sequence of tanka) and it is carried into the plan for each poem.
Why doesn't the humanize pass touch poems?
For prose books Inkora runs a linter that flags machine-sounding habits and sends heavy offenders through a line-editing revision. Poetry is deliberately excluded. Repetition, fragments and unusual rhythm are tools of the form, and a prose editor would flatten them. Your editing judgement matters more here than for any other book type.
How long is a poetry book?
Most collections are short: often somewhere between 40 and 100 printed pages. Inkora's smallest book is 1,000 words; the Short preset (12,000 words) is generous for poetry, so lower the word count for a slim first collection.
Can I publish AI poetry?
Yes. KDP and other stores accept it with disclosure of AI-generated text. Many poets use Inkora differently: they write their own poems, paste them into chapters, and use the platform for the outline, editing tools, cover and print-ready files. Text you wrote yourself and only polished with AI counts as AI-assisted on KDP and does not need disclosure.