ZSH function not working with a "Missing end of string" error

I'm teaching myself to write zsh functions and I'm stumped right away with a string error I don't understand. I have this function:

function copyToDrafts() {
  print($1)
}

in my command line editor (Terminal) I type:

copyToDrafts "test"

and receive this error:

copyToDrafts:1: missing end of string

I couldn't find any explanation on the error message and can't see anything wrong with what I am passing, though obviously something is wrong. Any help would be appreciated.

The parentheses are not part of the syntax; they are interpreted as introducing a glob qualifier on the pattern print. After parameter expansion, the pattern to be evaluated is

print(test)

with the following glob qualifiers:

1. t - match files named print that have their sticky bits set
2. e execute a shell command. s acts as the delimiter, but there is no "closing" s, which produces the observed error.

You simply need to drop the parentheses.

copyToDrafts () {
  print $1
}