What is the correct definition of a caesura in poetry?

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A deliberate pause or interruption within a poetic lineAttributing human traits to non-living thingsA compound word used metaphoricallyA visual representation conveying qualities in a simile or metaphor

Explanation

Option A is correct because a caesura refers to a purposeful pause or break inside a line of verse. Option B describes personification, option C refers to metaphorical compounds, and option D relates to imagery used in similes or metaphors.