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I wouldn't boast of it being an "excellent" example - let's be more modest around here!
Enjambment describes a sentence that is broken into multiple couplets or verses. George Eliot's poem, "The Choir Invisible", is an excellent example:
Enjambment describes a sentence that is broken into multiple couplets or verses. [[George Eliot]]'s poem, "The Choir Invisible", contains four lines which are a single sentence:
{{cquote|Oh, may I join the choir invisible <br> Of those immortal dead who live again <br> In minds made better by their presence; live <br> In pulses stirred to generosity.}}
{{cquote|Oh, may I join the choir invisible <br> Of those immortal dead who live again <br> In minds made better by their presence; live <br> In pulses stirred to generosity.}}
[[Category:Poetry]]
[[Category:Poetry]]