Should legal poems be punctuated?

This question involves a long-debated question, that is, whether punctuation is needed in poetry. Perhaps it can be said that it depends on the situation, and the same is true of legal poetry. The relevant explanations are as follows:

Punctuation in poetry is actually a writing tool, sometimes used and sometimes not used, depending on the actual situation.

Punctuation is completely unnecessary if it does not affect poetic expression. But we must branch, because the branch has already expressed the pause and independence between poems.

Of course, we can't stick to it until the end, which causes difficulties for readers and damages the artistic conception of poetry.

Some poetic styles, such as pedal poems, become ugly or even nondescript with punctuation.

Missing on the Internet (Step Poetry)

Yejo

It's getting deeper and deeper

this evening

Will you come?

a long while

worry

calmly

wait for

I think so.

probably

You are in trouble.

Can't come.

but

I'm still

hope

A miracle happened.

often

When you're alone.

In my mind.

Outline your image.

often

When I'm lonely

Reminds people of those

Intimate words

keyboard

write

heart

chant

screen

transmit

network

Love had to happen

Every farewell

There is a kind of

Reluctant to say goodbye

An indescribable feeling

Use thought

With melancholy.

know nothing at all

When shall we meet again?

leave

regret

leave

An expectation

wait for

Have hope

Isn't it?

A kind of beauty

as long as

Have a dream tonight.

make an appointment

At the intersection of dreams

if

I have insomnia.

you

Will you wait for me?

This poem, without punctuation, who will find it difficult and influential to understand the whole poem? Without punctuation, it looks neat, subtle and meaningful.

Another example is the following poem without punctuation:

Apple slices with tears

Before parting

Gave her one.

Red apple post-it notes

only

Think about it.

It's chic and beautiful.

Don't consider sth

She's here every day.

Tear off that piece

Seriously

symbol

A deep attachment to me

I asked

Why?

This apple slice is too sweet.

She said

Because I want to be sweet

Just add some salt with tears.

Oh, yo, yo

Such apple slices

How can I swallow it no matter how sweet it is?

If punctuation is added:

Apple slices with tears

Before leaving,

Gave her one.

Red apple-shaped notes,

Just,

Think about it.

It is chic and beautiful.

Unexpectedly,

She's here every day.

Tear off that piece,

Seriously,

symbol

Miss me deeply.

I asked:

Why?

Is this apple slice so sweet?

She said:

Because I want to be cute,

Just add some salt with tears.

Oh, gnome male-",(still use! )

Such apple slices,

No matter how sweet I am, how can I swallow it! (or use ...)

Does the whole poem seem awkward, and at the same time, it breaks the unique structural beauty of the ladder poem and feels very uncomfortable.

And the following poem, if not punctuated, will be unclear in some places:

He left.

What is this,

Let him leave you forever?

You're alone,

I am secretly sad here.

Oh, his shoes are still there,

Don't look, don't chase.

He's kidding you,

Deliberately let you drop a few more tears.

Maybe he's hiding not far away,

Giggle, you three sisters.

You just left with a bad smile,

Hum Yang Kun's minor "Never mind";

"I think I want to be happy and sad,

I see you are silent.

If that person makes up for it,

Your lonely space ... "

Add another sentence:

"Never mind, I'm going to the hotel to get drunk."

Before you finish singing,

He will come back quietly.

With a pathetic expression,

Plus a full face of shame.

You can't be soft-hearted,

Scold him, twist him, hit him and bite him until he cries out regret!

Sometimes punctuation is not needed, and even the artistic effect is better than punctuation. For example, the following poem:

You dance with me.

In the blue moonlight

You dance with me.

Exciting and soothing music

Talk in an affectionate whisper.

Intimate gaze

Entrust infinite feelings

How many joys and sorrows taste the same

How much fun is it for couples to travel long distances?

What could be more romantic than this?

What can stop the cheerful dance steps?

Lang lang gan Kun Qin Xifeng

I just hope that you and I can join hands day and night.

"What can be more romantic than this, and what can stop the cheerful dance steps?" These two sentences can be punctuated like this: "What can be more romantic than this, and what can stop the cheerful dance steps?" "What could be more romantic than this? What can stop the cheerful dance steps? " "What could be more romantic than this? Nothing can stop the cheerful dance steps! " "What can be more romantic than this, and what can stop the cheerful dance steps!" "What could be more romantic than this? What can stop the cheerful dance steps ... ""What can be more romantic than this? What can stop the cheerful dance steps? ! "Wait. However, I think it's better to exclude all these usages and simply not use punctuation, but it's implicit and can be left to the reader's imagination.

Some modern poems are written like this, that is, punctuation is not used throughout, and punctuation is replaced by spaces in the middle of the poem. The following poem is half empty where I want to stop, which makes me feel that I want to stop and continue. This is my new attempt to use space as a supplementary writing element of words. This half space gives people a feeling even more than a comma. I don't know what you think.

Tonight, walking alone by the lake

Remember that summer night?

A faint moonlight and a slight cool breeze.

We strolled by this quiet lake.

Deep laughter conveys the blending of souls.

A brief silence and silent eye contact.

Hear your heart beat faster.

Never feel the darkness of night

I just feel powerful.

Now the past is like smoke.

Real memories are a bit heavy.

The still faint moonlight

Or a slight cool breeze

The moon shadow stayed on the calm lake.

You stay in my restless heart

In short, there is no requirement for punctuation in poetry. How to use it specifically, in my opinion, depends on the actual situation of poetry. Does not affect poetry, but can not work overtime; If punctuation will affect the expression of poetry or cause misunderstanding of poetry, then punctuation must be added.

Generally speaking, a skilled poet can judge the quality of punctuation by himself. If it is difficult to judge at the moment, the easiest way is to read it several times after writing, and experience what kind of choice to make, and the effect can be the best. Or it's also a good idea to ask your poetry friends to read their own poems before making suggestions.