👉 Modernese is a literary device used in poetry and prose where words are arranged in a way that creates a sense of rhythm, rhyme, or musicality. It refers to the use of rhyming couplets, which are typically more complex and often have different meanings than simple rhymes. For example, "The moon has gone out," which is a modern stanza, could be written as "Moon has gone out," "The moon is up again," or "The moon's gone."
