How does the use of enjambment in the poem Love after Love by derek walcott help the poems structure?

Question

the question gven was Compare the structure and form of the two poems thanks p.s if you get this yur a genius because i am

Answer 1

You've named "Love after love"...what is the other poem; I'm interested...

Anyway. Enjambment in "Love after love" provides anticipation for the reader, like in lines 3 & 4:

"you will greet yourself arriving

at your own door, in your own mirror"

The reader gets to the word "arriving", and asks "arriving? where? I must read on to find out". Enjambment leads the reader ever on, giving the poem momentum, so the next line is often a surprise, a mini "twist" in the tale, so to speak.

This is an excellent poem, which I have not read before. Thanks! And a pleasure to read a question on here with some knowledge of poetic devices...