Anaphora, The repetition of the same word or phrase at the beginning of the line., Caesura, A piece of punctuation in the middle of the line creating a pause., Enjambment, A sentence which continues, with no punctuation, into the line below., Juxtaposition, Two or more contrasted ideas placed side by side for effect., Repetition, A repeated word or phrase usually used to emphasise importance, Rhyme, Words that sound the same at the end., Stanza, Two or more lines of poetry that form the divisions of the poem., Tercet, A three line poem

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