A caesura (pause) may be appropriate, dictated by sense or speech rhythm, and usually little or no punctuation.

It uses speech rhythm in the vocal line, with a slow solo khene accompaniment in meter.

Poetry functions in a part of the brain we may be losing — an area connected to our past, where remembered speech rhythms helped to develop consciousness in preliterate societies.

The stories imitate the way our minds move from trivia to reminiscence to long thoughts and sly insinuations, tripping over irrelevant puns and insistent speech rhythms.

The speech rhythms are unconvincing.