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Stanza breaks are intentional pauses or gaps between stanzas in a poem. They help to create rhythm, emphasize certain ideas, and allow for shifts in tone or subject matter.
This term refers to when a sentence or phrase continues from one line of poetry to the next without any punctuation or pause.
A caesura is a deliberate pause within a line of poetry, often marked by punctuation like commas or dashes.
Line breaks are similar to stanza breaks but occur within stanzas. They can also be used to create emphasis and rhythm in a poem.