Creative Writing Shouldn't Have So Many Rules.

     You know what's interesting?  Creative writing can mean a plethora of different things, all with different sets of guidelines, rules, and conventions, so you can't really say you're good at creative writing.   In poems, you're supposed to have a clear cut title so that the actual content of the poem can be ambiguous and it'll still make sense.  With stories it's the complete opposite; the title can be as ambiguous as you want it to be because the content of the story will eventually delve into its ambiguity and clarify it.
     Creative writing isn't always what you expect it to be, but it's always an adventure.