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(also called run-on line) a line of poetry that does not pause at the end, but runs into the next line. The next pause may pause within the next line (a caesura) or may simply continue to the end of the next line. E.g. The Sea of Faith / Was once, too, at the full. (Arnold).
any account of something that happened (events that took place). This can be a verbal report or...
the present participle of a verb, used as a noun, e.g. I like running. Swimming is great.
when it is possible to see everything that is in the frame. Everything is in focus.
the ideas, emotions and images associated with words. E.g. the house, dwelling, home, residence...
two successive lines in a poem which have end-rhyme.