A Draft new Form - The 'Word Prism'

I love words and I have written many poems based on a single word. I have drafted a formal desciption of a way to relish, savor and proclaim what poets love about words. Love to hear your response and suggestions.

A Word Prism Poem is a structured poetic form that examines a single anchor word by holding it steady and refracting it through multiple lenses—revealing its sound, appearance, functional behavior and emotional charge - revealed though association, perception, sensations, and lived experiences. The theme word is not paraphrased, substituted, or defined by synonyms, and appears only once in the title, except as an echo, a fragment or its components.
The Word Prism poem consists of four concise 3-line stanzas on these topics:
Meaning => Not a dictionary definition, but a meaning that arises indirectly through implication, sensation, felt experience, and emotional responses.
Sound => Mouth-feel and response to the ear and mind, when heard or read; including its cadence, rhythm and resonance
Appearance => Color, Form, Shape and Texture - literal, typographic, linguistic or imagined.
Emotions, Feelings and Experiences => How the word has affected the writer.

An example

Bold

Not loud, nor confronting
but unwilling to retreat
once seen.

Short, sharp, blunt
captures your breath,
then exhales.

Thick with ink,
upstanding, upfront,
with nothing to hide behind.

Shone when afraid,
chosen at thresholds,
when feigning parries regrets.