The caesura is the poetic technique that works similar to a comma in terms of sound. <span>This particular poetic device involves creating a fracture within a sentence wherein the two separate parts are distinguishable from one another but still intrinsically linked to one another. Using a caesura serves to create a dramatic pause, which has a strong impact upon the listener or reader. </span>
The answer is neo-gothic style
Answer:
Strict rules
Explanation:
Since Catholic being so strict to follow annd the prostestine Reformation came which is easy to follow whatever they like, whenever and wherever.
