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at the very end, cassie cries. it says she cried for the things that happened in the night( the fight when the wallaces tried hurt T.J. and the fire), cried for the land, and cried for T.J.
went, said, cried, exclaimed, etc. anything with ed on the end
ANSWER Enjambment is when the last word of a line carries directly to the first word of the next line without an end stop. It gives a quite different effect than end stops. The poem moves faster and you get a very hard accented beat on the first word of the line. Some poets who are very good at this technique include William Carlos Williams (especially his short poems like The Red Wheelbarrow, or the one about plums), Hart Crane (especially in early poems like in White Buildings), and Robert Bly (check poems in The Man in the Black Coat Turns. I'm thinking about some lines that go something like this: There job is to go away and not come back, even when we want them to).
An end stopped line is where the writer puts a full stop in the middle of a sentence to provied an intrest in the song or poems. useing this device hleps make the reader / listener think about what it is really saying :) xxx
End-stopped poems are those where the lines conclude with some form of punctuation, creating a pause. Examples include William Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 ("Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"), Emily Dickinson's "Because I could not stop for Death," and Robert Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening."
no, she gets turned back to a human but some of her wolf personality is in her.
"End tyranny NOW!", cried the crowd.
A rhyming couplet.
It's most found at the last word of each line in poems, and it is called (rhyme)
Semicolon, in some languages. Line-end in some others.
Hyque poems are a type of poetic form that follow specific rules: they consist of a 5-line poem with a syllable pattern of 2-7-5-7-2, and typically are written in couplets with an emphasis on the 2-syllable lines at the beginning and end. The form encourages creativity within the framework of the syllable count and structure.
Daisy Miller is a nice book but I cried at the end...