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    What is an enjambment? An enjambment is when a line of a poem comes to the finish. However‚ the sentence has a continuation to the next line. It is easy to spot when a writer is using this format due to the fact that there is no punctuation at the end of the line. (Kirszner & Mandell‚ 2012). When reading Thomas Lux’s poem “A Little Tooth‚” you can get a feeling of rhythm. Indeed‚ if you can put the poem to a song in your head and reread the poem‚ the poetry seems to have a better flow. What the

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    demonstrates many techniques in his writing‚ such as enjambment and end-stopping. Dickman’s use of enjambment emphasizes that an idea is flowing throughout the poem‚ that it ruins a reader’s expectation and that it marks a transition. On the other hand‚ he uses end-stops to leave the reader with an unambiguous idea. These techniques are seen in the poem‚ “The Black Album”‚ “Thanksgiving” and “Trouble”. Oxford English Dictionary defines enjambment as “the running on of the thought from one line‚ couplet

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    English Sonnets Essay Poets usually write poems in order to communicate ideas or views to readers. In the two poems‚ “High Flight” (John Gillespie Magee) and “Suburban Sonnet” (Gwen Harwood)‚ the poets are trying to convey their experiences and lives. In the poem‚ “High Flight”‚ the poet uses various techniques such as active verbs‚ imagery‚ personification‚ a metaphor‚ exaggeration‚ alliteration‚ and symbolism in order to portray his joyful experience as he test- flies a new plane. Active verbs

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    D.C. Lynn compiled his fifty-seven poems into a book and put the title as Fancy‚ Motion & Imagination. This book has three sections: “Fancy‚” “Motion” and “Imagination.” There are nineteen poems in each of the sections with different length and theme. Two of his poems (“Breakfast Blue” and “Hash Browns”) lead to the artistic study‚ but they are located in separate section. “Breakfast Blue” is in “Fancy” section while “Hash Browns” is in “Imagination” section. There are some similarities and many

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    struggle. The imagery in this poem is relating to the human body‚ like broken ribs and punctured lungs; and the mechanics of familiar objects. Also the poet is trying to point out that war created an unhappy life. Both poets use enjambment in their poems; enjambment is when a sentence runs from one line

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    Not My Best Side

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    portrayed on his “best side”. The enjambment of the dragon’s explanation of not having the “chance to/ Pose properly” added emphasis to the dragon’s vanity‚ not being able to have his best position captured by the artist‚ resulting in his unhappiness. Initially‚ he was not that affected by not having “two feet” drawn by the artist as they are not that important “to a monster”‚ once again this enjambment bolds the dragon’s self-praise and his pride. Another enjambment that once again highlights the dragon’s

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    Poets‚ as any other authors‚ make use of literary techniques to capture readers in their work and the impact of these literary techniques has proven to be effective in enabling readers to grasp the poems. Literary devices in poems enable the poets to communicate themes and messages within a poem to an audience with a compelling and long-lasting impact. The poems which utilise these literary devices include‚ Sharing the Lift by Kavevangua Kahengua‚ For Don M - Banned and City Johannesburg‚ both written

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    Anglo-Saxon poetry were based on Germanic tradition that was mainly in the form of alliterative verse (Greenblatt). When comparing to other forms of poetry‚ there are 6 key characteristics that define alliterative verse: four-beat lines‚ medial caesuras‚ enjambments‚ half-line alliteration‚ kennings and litotes. In addition to Beowulf and “Caedmon’s Hymn”‚ examples will also be taken from my alliterative verse translation of the nursery rhyme “Little Jack Horner”. Jack the Horner By Student Jack the Horner

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    ‘Sister Maude’ the enjambment between each of the lines emphasises the jealousy of ‘Maude’ herself and the continuation of the jealousy she undergoes for her sisters lover. The Rhyme scheme could also symbolise the continuation of the poem as the scheme is in a ‘A‚B‚C‚B’ formation throughout each stanza continuing the jealousy of Maude. In ‘Brothers’ the use of enjambment is still apparent throughout the poem. In the first stanza we see the possibly the main use of enjambment to show the continuation

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    Evaluation of “Shooting Stars” by Carol Ann Duffy “Shooting Stars‚” by Carol Ann Duffy is a poem that explores the theme of tragedy through the writer’s creation of haunting imagery and tells a story‚ like no other. Using techniques such as imagery‚ enjambment‚ structure and form‚ Duffy invites the reader to contemplate the Jewish victims of the Holocaust in World War II and to warn against the dangers of forgetting such a crime. This poem recounts the horrific ordeal of a dead Jewish woman who was

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