Exciting Experimentation: Some authors like to be adventurous and walk on the wild side of communication. It's like choosing to eat a wild-berry flavored ice cream instead of vanilla - unpredictable but can be exciting

• Every type of text (poetry, novel, etc.) has a set of conventions, like a set of rules or norms. Think of these conventions like the rules of a soccer game - certain actions are expected and others aren't.

• Sometimes, authors like to challenge these conventions and push boundaries. It's like playing soccer but deciding to use your hands to move the ball around - it changes the game completely!

• Take the example of poet William Blake from the 1700s. His work might seem traditional to us, just like how grandparents' advice might sound old-fashioned.

• But during his time, Blake was a rebel. His poetry, like "Songs of Innocence and of Experience", was revolutionary. They were initially published with his hand-drawn images - something that's usually ignored in classrooms today. It's like releasing a pop song with a comic strip - unusual, right?