Enjambment is the continuation of a sentence or clause across a line break. The opposite of enjambed lines is end-stopped lines. Enjambment encourages readers to continue reading between lines
Postmodernism emphasizes social construction of reality and language-discourse. No absolute truth exists, only multiple narratives and perspectives. Knowledge and truth are constructed through discourse and lived experience. Society cannot be understood rationally due to constant change
Epic poems emerged from preliterate societies where writing was uncommon. Homeric epics were originally oral, like the Odyssey. Western epics typically use dactylic hexameter with six feet per line. The longest epic poem was the Mahabharata with 200,000 lines