How is anaphora different from just being repetitive?

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Anaphora is strategic repetition of beginnings while varying the endings. It creates rhythm and builds momentum. Random repetition is distracting; anaphora is architectural, building toward a climax.

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Anaphora

Repeat a word or phrase at the start of successive clauses.

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