Caesura is a pause or break within a line of poetry, often occurring mid-verse. It can be indicated by punctuation, such as a comma or period, or it can be a natural pause in speech. Caesura adds rhythm and emphasis to a poem, allowing for a moment of reflection or highlighting a particular idea or emotion. This technique can create a sense of tension or surprise, influencing how the poem is read and interpreted. By incorporating caesura, poets enhance the musicality of their work and engage the reader's attention.

Definition och betydelse av "caesura"på engelska

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