Punctuation marks are important in poetry,
Just like in any other work of literature,
For without them, a poem may just be blurry
And as tasteless as ditch water.
So, punctuate your poems, dear poets.

Use the comma to introduce a pause,
To emphasize a particular phrase or word,
And as a surrogate for "and" in a clause;
When one thought is expressed in two or more lines
Without any punctuations, the lines are
Called run-ons:
Meaning they're read together as one line.

Use a full-stop to introduce a long pause.
That means the end of a thought for any cause.
Don't you use question marks to...