
Would you be the adverb to my adjective? Could I be the subject to your action? You're the only pronoun in my life. Your name is the only one in capitalization.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Humor/Romance - Words: 212 - Reviews: 3 - Favs: 6 - Published: 04-15-09 - Status: Complete - id: 2660893
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Again: Nerd alert!
I'm a Fragment Without You
I've been seeing a lot of semicolons
Because everyone's an independent clause.
But here I am without any punctuation
And I'm so full of grammar flaws.
I'm a fragment without you.
Would you be the adverb to my adjective?
Could I be the subject to your action?
You're the only pronoun in my life.
Your name is the only one in capitalization.
I'm a fragment without you.
Everything you ever said is in quote marks.
Everything you never said has ellipses.
I couldn't imagine a single sentence without you.
You're everything and more to me.
I'm a fragment without you.
I can't give you a semicolon.
I'm completely useless alone.
But I know we'd make it through OK.
Together, we'd be whole.
I wrote a fan poem a while back that was composed pretty much entirely in math problems (no joke, check out CaveDwellers' profile if you doubt it... or if you're curious ;D), and I had an idea to do one at the other end of the academic spectrum for grammar! ^^ So... I'm ridiculously proud of this and feel like a huge geek. XP
Have some chocolate.
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