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period, comma MAG
not much separates
the period from the comma.
only a tiny,
stretched out line
indicates this change.
maybe it is merely a smudge,
the sentence already ended.
but then it is too late.
you realize it was not an end.
there was so much more
to the story.
you just chose to ignore it,
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Punctuation is always fun to play around with when writing poetry, and that’s exactly what I did when I wrote this poem. I wanted to use the usage of punctuation to convey meaning.