Anaphora or repetition that continues in linked chains across multiple lines or stanzas, creating sustained connection through recurring elements. Each repetition links to previous and following instances, building cumulative momentum. Walt Whitman extensively employed linked anaphora throughout "Song of Myself" with phrases like "I celebrate" recurring across verse paragraphs. More sustained than simple anaphora's line-by-line repetition, linked anaphora creates architectural unity across larger poetic structures. Can build toward climax through accumulation or create meditative, incantatory effects through sustained recurrence.

Anaphora that continues across multiple lines or stanzas, creating chains of connection. Walt Whitman's repeated "I celebrate" and similar phrases throughout "Song of Myself" exemplify this. Creates momentum and structural unity. More sustained than simple anaphora, building cumulative effect through extended repetition.