What is the poetry technique called where a sentence carries over into a new line?
Posted in technique on 06/20/2009 05:34 am by HealinPower
dukieshane asked:
I don’t want to confuse the issue, but I believe it starts with an S. Here’s a simple example:
I don’t want to confuse the issue, but I believe it starts with an S. Here’s a simple example:
He ran onto the open field.
His broken leg had long since healed.
And so he learned the trick to wield
a baseball bat and never yield.
I want to know what it’s called when the sentence or thought carries over, as at the end of line 3 and beginning of line 4 here. Thanks!
Hunter