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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I'm writing a poem listing traits I miss about a person and their exclamation is one of them. Do I put a comma after the quote before listing the next trait even if there's an exclamation point before the end quote? For example -
The exclamation "you got it!",
the buzz of my phone,
the longing I feel
when I'm alone,
OR -
The exclamation "you got it!"
the buzz of my phone,
the longing I feel
when I'm alone,
The exclamation "you got it!",
the buzz of my phone,
the longing I feel
when I'm alone,
OR -
The exclamation "you got it!"
the buzz of my phone,
the longing I feel
when I'm alone,
Top answer
Anonymous I'm writing a poem Then you have more punctuational freedom. Don't clutter up the line with a comma.
- Anonymous I'm writing a poem Then you have more punctuational freedom.
- Don't clutter up the line with a comma.
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AnonymousI'm writing a poemThen you have more punctuational freedom. Don't clutter up the line with a comma.
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