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Every English sentence begins with a capital letter. People's names get capitalized, and so do the names of poems. A phrase identifying an author is set off with commas.
- Every English sentence begins with a capital letter.
- People's names get capitalized, and so do the names of poems.
- A phrase identifying an author is set off with commas.
- You have made only slight attempt at proper writing, and your question is so vague that it seems you have made only slight attempt at answering it for yourself, and so peremptory that it offends.
- I just read the, I hesitate to call it a poem, it being only prose broken into little chunks, piece, and it is quite well written and not at all abstruse.
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Every English sentence begins with a capital letter. People's names get capitalized, and so do the names of poems. A phrase identifying an author is set off with commas. You have made only slight attempt at proper writing, and your question is so vague that it seems you have made only slight attempt at answering it for yourself, and so peremptory that it offends.
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I just read the, I hesita
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