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Commas
I think that I shall never see A poet befuddled as me. A poet with a dreary karma To never understand the comma; A poet that thinks and pauses Each time a twist has the clauses; A poet whose mind nothing gives When he comes to those conjunctives; Upon whose sanity rest has fled; Who is nearly never read. Poets are done by angels called Momma But only God can do a comma.
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