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enjambment

In poetry, the continuation of a sentence from one line to the next. For example: ‘Full of vexation come I, with complaint/Against my child, my daughter Hermia.’



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Le terzine contengono anch'esse enjambements ma tra di loro non si rileva una continuita specifica in quanto ciascuna di esse raccoglie un'unita tematica, la prima raccolta attorno all'immagine della "narice" e del fiato che poi suggerisce l'immagine successiva della voce; la seconda terzina si concentra attorno all'immagine dell' "occhio.
Ek het dit gedoen om 'n elegiese, hipnotiese ritme te kry, wat nie te vroeg deur enjambement onderbreek word nie.
5) Uit die ontleding van Du Ptessis se ander liedere word dit duidelik dat hy soms te veel waarde beg aan die versreel as eenheid, en dat hy daardeur die betekenis van die enjambement verskraal (Van der Mescht, 1987:21-24).
 
 
 
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