Answer the question. It's valid on its own even if it's vague your taste. Simply asking another question is condescending.



She asked a pretty direct question there. Instead you shoehorn the fact that you can read multiple languages into the conversation, all without answering.



Another condescending question to answer a question. Still no answer. It's not stupid to suggest a particular form of literature has particular importance.



Still another non-answer, and more shoehorning. She asked why these poems ought to be read, not whether she could read them. It's in tremendously bad faith to simply answer in terms of one's supposed inability, rather than speaking to the merit of the poems themselves, which is not an unreasonable question. It's in even worse faith that you willfully discounted the merits of translation, however limiting it might be. It's in absolutely terrible faith that you selected ONLY non-english poets to bring into the conversation started by a poet who is an english speaker. One less charitable than I would think you did the last simply to have one final parting shot at the end of the survey. One less charitable than I might conclude that you sound like a bitter High School teacher passive-aggressively bullying people online for showing unguarded enthusiasm about something they've staked an implicit claim on.