"I started enjambing, " she said, that is, carrying over sentences from one line to the next, instead of completing them at the end of the line, " giving up end rhymes, and using sentences with no comma, no period, no dash at the end of the line ."
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It was around the fifteenth century that people started linking the traditional " six-eight " iambic couplet verses of folk poetry together, playing on the internal rhyming between the sixth syllable of the eight line and the last syllable of the six line, so that end rhyme mutates every two lines.
