I think you're doing yourself a disservice by having to play with the formatting itself instead of being able to express what you mean with the tools the language already provides you.

As soon as anyone else looks at your code or wants to participate in the development process, what is meaningful to you about the arrangement simply won't translate into their view; what is the use of a programming language if not to use its existing definitions and concepts to communicate the concepts of programming?

You can use fancy syntax tricks, but domain-specific languages are a much better way to handle the same problem. You can express things with them that other humans can understand while still retaining access to your existing formatting tools.