- I do not like the/this poem.
1a. I do not like these poems. - I do not like this poetry.
2a. I do not like these poetries. - Our house is built of stone.
3a. Our house is built of stones.
Please correct the above.
Thanks.
The noun relating to the individual pieces of writing is poem.
The noun relating to the whole art form is ‘poetry’ and it is uncountable.
2a I do not like these poems.
Since it refers to building/masonry, I think ‘stone’ should be used as a non count noun, and not be pluralized.
It’s not clear without context whether it refers to masonry or not, so there is a case for allowing:
Our house is built (out) of stones.
Our house is built (using) stones.
- Though it is not as common as speaking about the material, which would require ‘stone’.