05-07-2017, 06:52 AM
(05-07-2017, 04:23 AM)tectak Wrote:cheers.(05-06-2017, 11:32 PM)shemthepenman Wrote: Ten minutes to oneThis is me liking it
and the night, that’s still young, no comma after night
gets old by about half past three, period here
when I tell passers-by Then capital on When
—I'm not scared of the sky, Probably better no dash and quotation marks
but the sky should be fearful of me!![]()
Best,
tectak.
i don't want to be an argumentative prick [not now, at least] but 'that's still young' is surely a non-defining relative clause and thus should be bracketed with commas.
also, a full stop after 'three'? i'm not sure. granted, i am not sure about the comma, either. a full stop would work after changing 'when' to 'then', but this slightly changes the sense of it. compare "the night gets old when i tell passers-by..." to "the night gets old. then, i tell passers-by..." possibly a semicolon. or, maybe i'll just change it to 'then', add the full stop, and everyone's happy.
i don't like quotation marks. i think they make poems look ugly.
oh, and this is me very much appreciating your suggestions.
