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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
Lettura de Il Bove di Carducci by Reed, Cosetta Seno / Italica
The shuttle moves so quickly that even before it gets there it seems already to be on the way back: the rebound is echoed by successive run-on lines and the repetition of 'e o lance a outro', followed each time by a break, while two further enjambements and the repetition of 'outros galos' imitate the complementary up-and-down movement of the comb.
There and back again by Reckert, Stephen / Portuguese Studies
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