Exploring other cultures and language

I received these two comments and it posed the question why dont we have a section for non-english writers to show their poetry with maybe a section describing the poem so we see its beauty in the tongue it was made for.

"I envy you a little for having English as your native language; authors from other nations face a much harder task... Like you, I write rhymed poems and sonnets alongside free verse, and I have published several poetry collections. Unfortunately, translating structured verse into English is nearly impossible, whereas the reverse presents no problem."

"I would be delighted if Poetryoup were not limited solely to poetry and articles about it but also embraced the exploration of other cultures and languages. The importance of English is often overstated; the fact that it serves as a global language of communication does not mean it is inherently superior to others. My native Slovak is spoken by just over five million people, yet it is an ancient Indo-European language closely related to the extinct Sanskrit and belongs to the vast Slavic language family. Slovak possesses three remarkable attributes: verbal prefixes, diminutives and flexible word order (an advantage in rhymed poetry)."

Any ideas on whether this is some thing worth thinking about?