Let me think for a moment. In-general the off-standard format makes it a bit difficult to read. It just serves to be confusing rather than making the story more engaging as a whole.
If you want to make emphasis, I would suggest referring to ITALICS and capitals, and PERHAPS changing the font size. It has a high chance of looking stupid, as is the example I've provided, but I think it can be used to a better distinction than the current format. You're definitely trying to place focus on the middle segments but it just leads to the reader being unable to tell which part comes next.
Poetry leans much more heavily on the way of pure style and voice than most other writing-related pieces. I'm not one to press exact syllable use, but it's certainly important, even in standard writing. A sentence that flows well can be engaging in and of itself, and this is what poetry is based on. I'd actually say you could do well editing this and doing a bit more - it isn't perfect by any means, but that's what practice is for.
Get the formatting to something stronger. Edit this one and maybe get a few more - you can use this for practice in terms of narration style once you jump back into standard writing. It could be a useful tool to add to your usual thematic-heavy stories. Keep in note how much information is conveyed in an individual sentence as well. Efficiency is something important in this case.