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I mean, my only defence is that to me, the original way looks more correct to me. Also to contrast you, I think that "energy" is the most important part - It's what we're talking about, after all. It is, in some ways, the subject of the poem: energy as a metaphor for resilience. If I was going to edit it to change the emphasis to the creation and destruction, I would write ti this way: more energy to create than it has to destroy. which makes the amount of "energy" needed to read each line reflect the differing amounts of energy needed for creation and destruction. It has always taken