How does enjambment affect the meaning and emotion of a poem?

it excludes certain words, thereby allowing readers to fill in the blanks.
it encourages the reader to pause and emphasize certain words.
it is one of the few poetic techniques to follow the rules of syntax.
it allows the reader to read lines of poetry without having to pause.

It allows the reader to read lines of poetry without having to pause.

Further Explanation:

Enjambment is a poetic device which indicates an incomplete syntax. It appears at the end of the line. The meaning of the line runs from one line to another. The line progresses to another line with no use of punctuation. This creates a delay in understanding the meaning of the line. This process creates a touch of tension in the mind of the reader. The tension arises because of the end of the sentence and the presence of another line with no end punctuation. Usually, the technique is used to build rhyme in the verses. The use of enjambment tricks the reader and takes them to a very different thought altogether. There can exist a different idea when the whole sentence comes to its completion. The main idea of the poem is focused primarily with no use of punctuation altogether. Enjambment is used in poems and songs. The poet can put forward several ideas with the help of enjambment in the poem. It also provides a way for the reader to read the poem continuously with no breaks. The lines are read with no pause and with no break in its sense.

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Answer details:

Grade: Senior School

Subject: English

Chapter: Enjambment

Keywords: Enjambment, poetic device, poems and songs.

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