How to Punctuate a Poem

A poem should be read as a single compound word. Consequently the only correct punctuation is a hyphen. Though an M-Dash might be okay. Absolutely no periods. Semicolons are proscribed by international law.

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Posted by Stephen Evans at 3/10/2011 6:43 AM
Categories: Poetry
 

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