Moonlith: When writing a Clarity poem, the first word in bold should tie in with the last line of the poem. Check out my poem "BUDS" for an example. |
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Not a great deal. Poetry has rhythm, and so it does not generally need much punctuation. Prose has no rhythm, and so it needs punctuation. Any "poetry" burdened with punctuation, especially periods in the middle of lines, is most likely plain ol' prose pretending to be verse by spreading out in absurd lines and pseudostanzas on the page, instead of honestly retaining the structure of blunt paragraphs it is actually made of. - | ||
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Moonlith: "Forget perfection---there is always something you can do better." I admit to being a perfectionist. So, if you find a mistake in my work, please tell me. I need to know! |
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