23 lines If you quote two or three lines, use a forward slash to mark the line breaks. For quotations of multiple lines, there are some specific formatting requirements. Check out if you use the same style, capitalization, and punctuation as in the author's poem. When you quote 2-3 lines, add a slash to mark the breaks and separate the slash by spaces. When citing 2-3 lines of poetry, you would insert a " /" (without the quotes) between the lines. When you quote a single line of a poem (or part of a line), simply put it in quotation marks as you would for any other quote. When you need to quote a poem in MLA writing style, just use quotation marks as with any other quote. Use the title of the article or book or Web source, including the appropriate capitalization and quotation marks/italics format. How to Cite if the Author's Name is Unavailable (223-224) When citing one of two or more works by the same author(s), put a comma after the author’s last name and add the title of the work (if brief) or a shortened version of the title and the relevant page number. Orion poetry editor Camille Dungy and friends are back with new recommendations for poems on birds and bodies, cricket calls and whale falls, trees and grief and beehives and beholding. How to Cite Two or More Works by the Same Author or Authors (225) 2 days ago &0183 &32 Summer is not over and there is still time to add some stellar new poetry collections to your reading list. A solution was suggested in 1996 (Pangee, pars. One website describes these specific dragons (King). However, if the source indicates paragraph numbers, use the abbreviation “par.” or “pars.” and the relevant numbers in the parentheses. If a resource contains no page numbers, as can be the case with electronic sources, then you cannot include a page number in the parentheses. How to Cite Information If No Page Numbers Are Available (220-222) Journal Article from an Online Periodical Introduction, Foreword, Preface, or Afterword
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