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I like the substance of this poem very much, but I must point out a few errors in punctuation I found that would have made the poem perfect if corrected: The first five lines are each questions, so there should be ? marks at each's end. The contraction in line six should be "It's..." for it has. Line seven is a complete sentence, and so should end with a period. The same contraction in line eight should also read "It's," and there should be a comma between "nothing" and "I." In line nine, "worlds" should be written as "world's." Line eleven is a question and should have a ? at the end. In line twelve, "Would" should not be capitalized. Line thirteen is an interrogative sentence, and should have a ? at the end.
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