If Montague had placed all the words of the poem turning on the next line, the moment of the fight would have been presented more frantically, with greater tension, and would promote a feeling of greater adrenaline in the reader.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- By placing each word to turn to the next line, the poet creates a very intense line break.
- This changes the pace at which the poem must be read, which changes the feeling the reader gets when reading.
- This type of line break adds tension to the poem, showing that the moment presented is frantic, stressful and expresses great adrenaline in the reader.
The question above is related to the poem "The Fight" written by Montague. In this poem the speaker shows a childhood memory, this memory is presented with the feeling of nostalgia.
The speaker shows the moment he fought with a friend who broke all the swallow eggs he found. If the words of this poem were placed to turn on the next line, the reader would see the moment of the fight as something more serious and of great tension.
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