Punctuation

They say to write well, one must use punctuation. To fully understand the flow of a poem you will need commas and periods in all the right places. All I have to say is that I enjoy a little fluctuation and inspiration. It's about freedom of expression, with the condition that you follow the rules? Are words not mere tools with which we play to create something beauitful and unique? Can you understand me if I ask you a question without telling you there was a question mark at the end? To write something well, knowing when and where to place your punctuation is important but not a requisite for putting words together to create an image, a thought, a song or a poem. You can bend a little, stretch beyond the boundaries. Discover your mind within a rhyme, or a melody. Let it flow from the tips of your fingers until it lingers throughout the room and do not be afraid to color outside the lines in your rhyme or be repetitive if it helps you express the stress and smiles of life because in the greatness of this world we are here to make a mark and punctuation will not be the legend of our stories but the words that make them, the angle from which we lay them and the strength of our convictions within them will be the base for all that matters to those that gather to pass on what we create punctuation may let you know where to pause and when one thought turns into another but it is the words the words the words that you make you think and feel and it is the words that will stay with you


if my point is not understood....it must be due to the lack of punctuation...

*This is not an attack, it's an opinion, a thought, a rant. I do like punctuation sometimes.