Ernst Kirchner(1880-1938),the German expressionist artist,committed suicide , his art was considered degenerate by the Nazis and so . much of it was destroyed by them in the thirties .
Here is a link to show you his style
http://www.threadforthought.net/kirchner-berlin-street/
Two questions arise from the foregoing that would also apply to we poets!
You can see Ernst had a distinctive recognisable artistic 'fingerprint'... does your poetry have a similar identification, although not being visual art it maybe less obvious?
And secondly Ernst was considered not to conform to the ' prevailing majority' viewpoint, do you think poets too should be ' pushing the envelope' as they say.?
FOOTNOTE
1.Perhaps you would like to name some poets who have in yho pushed the envelops of our art, I have added a couple in a comment hereto.
2.Some months back Cyndi( who has a talent for this type of critiqu imho) included her assessment of my poetic footprint.So maybe it takes some else to recognise aspects of our poetic footprint.I certainly cannot recognise 'footprints or style ' as such in my regular PS contest!