Hello Children,
Let us understand what Anastrophe is?
Anastrophe is a system in which the author changes the words in a sentence, saying, or idea. By invert, it is defined that the words stated or written are not in order and are out of order. Poets often use anastrophe to help maintain a rhythm or rhythm system. Although the use of anastrophe is less common in prose, it is often used to create a sense of depth or wisdom in the written word.
Anastrophe is most commonly used to emphasize one or more of the words that have been reversed. It is a thoughtful process to change the normal word order for emphasis or another verbal effect.
Examples of Anastrophe
- Excited the children were when parents entered the room.
- Patience I lack.
- A roast is what we will have for dinner.
- In the night sky shimmer the moon.
- Into the water dove the boy.
- Into the water I dove.
- Travelling by plane I enjoy.
- She stared into the dog’s eyes deep and menacing.
- Bright he was not.
- Patience I demand.
- Into the bliss they floated.
- Last week a dog I saw
- Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing.
- The place visited we enjoyed.
- Socializing and interacting with people I enjoy the most.
- Road journey we felt comfortable
- Guests in house we were not expecting
- Most wonderful journey we made.
- In vacation long drive we went.
- Childhood days we missed the most at times.