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Even when I use enjambement -- the continuation of a line or sentence across lines or stanzas— GotPoetry.com News
The French name enjambement is sometimes used to designate a "run-on" line.— Elementary Guide to Literary Criticism
He makes a plea, however, for the retention of the alexandrine, giving it greater richness and suppleness by the displacement of the caesura, and the free use of enjambement or run-over lines; just as Leigh Hunt and Keats broke up the couplets of Pope into a freer and looser form of verse.— A History of English Romanticism in the Nineteenth Century
Note, this unusual _enjambement_; but the _mente_ of adverbs still has largely the force of a separate word.— Modern Spanish Lyrics
"Hernani" opened with an _enjambement_— A History of English Romanticism in the Nineteenth Century
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