What Attracts You To A Poem?

The title is the gateway to every poem!!!
It is definitely the main attraction of the readers...
Then, the content of the poem just follows!

The title usually is what catches my eye first but someties i just click on them at random. i nearly never bother to read poems of 4 lines per stanza as nearly every1 writes like that and i find them boring and generic. i like unusual creative structure and rhyming. i hate poems that are made to fit in with any usual structure as i feel a poem should be formed around the words and emotions not the words made to conform to the poem

When a poem's title looks like the poem could be relatable to me. I love reading a poem and either thinking, 'I wish i could feel like that!' or 'I know exactly how that feels!'

If im just browsing i check first by genre or w/e. then i pick an interesting title.

but if im scrolling though members and their latest poems, i pick interesting titles. unfortunately i fear that i might have judged some books by their cover, or so to speak.

but a good title is a good way to bring other people's interest. but there are certainly some great poems with crummy or boring titles. so i can't really say that it is right, but i subconciously pick poems by title, if not first by genre

Dramatic titles often lead me astray in feilds of regret when roaming P&Q, I often look for hopeful up and comers, contest winners, and read a little erotic poetry/ lust, & Sadness. -x

The title, tone, rhyme scheme, and use of metaphors

I go for a title and if it has a good flow...I love to read love poems

The title and then the first several lines.
I can't stand pretentious or cliche titles... when they're overly poetic they seem to contain overly bland and boring poems.

I look for a catchy title and then for a great opening in a poem. You can basically tell how good a poem will be "usually" with the opening. Some poems I get attracted to just because of the category that their in and also any type of form poetry. I love form poetry a lot and I like to see what people can do with their talent.