👉 In the context of literature, a "preambial" element in a poem or other literary work is an introductory phrase that introduces the theme or setting. It typically serves to set the tone and provide background information on the subject matter being discussed.
For example, in a poem by William Wordsworth (1770-1845), the preambial line "O here, sweet and meek, we stand" sets the stage for the imagery that follows. This phrase introduces
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