Peter F. answered • 08/30/22
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Hello Ethan,
The correct punctuation should appear as follows in this poetic sentence:
Each artifact that he finds one by one, he puts under the microscope.
Peter F.
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I see. Thank you for the clarification. In that case, you would need to add a comma after ‘he finds,’ in order to maintain both the poetic flow and correct punctuational usage with the commas.
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08/30/22
Ethan B.
Thanks for your response. I should've been more specific. Are the commas in my stanza correct? I can't change the structure of the lines because that would change the rhyme scheme and metre in the rest of the poem that i didn't include. Here's the rest for context : each artifact, one by one, he finds he puts under the scope and then knows why.08/30/22