Question

What is the main difference between an end-stopped line and an enjambed line?

Answer 1

The most discernible contrast among poetry and prose is frequently the utilization of line breaks in poetry. At the point when the line break comes toward the finish of an expression, sentence, or proviso, the line is end-stopped. End-stopped lines frequently end with accentuation like periods/full stops, commas, semi-colons, and colons. At the point when the line break disturbs the expression, sentence, or provision, the line is enjambed. The French word enjambement, from which 'enjambment' is inferred, signifies 'straddling,' and fittingly, the expressions straddle at least two lines.