From the passage we understand that the writer ____ .

Most poetry anthologies are assembled by poets. This is
not necessarily a good thing. They are in fact assembled
for many different reasons. Some resemble star charts,
trying to define the scope of the new and show us what
direction poetry is heading. Others turn their gaze on the
past, seeking to define poetries of earlier centuries or to
identify influential currents of thinking and feeling. Yet
other anthologies strive to present enduring images of the
beautiful for the reader's pleasure, as if poems were
bunches of flowers.