What does a capitalized word in the middle of the sentence mean?

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sanjanap · Answer

@zepdrix @dan815

sanjanap · Answer

@Luigi0210

sanjanap · Answer

Do you know what they mean? I have a poem that does this and I need to know.

luigi0210 · Answer

Title? 

@sammixboo

sanjanap · Answer

Invictus by William Enres Henley

sammixboo · Answer

Uuuh.. Any choices or no? Might boost my blonde mind up.

sanjanap · Answer

LOL....it's not a multiple choice question.

sanjanap · Answer

They do ask if its an allusion or a what's the damn purpose? and I'm here eating my brain out.

luigi0210 · Answer

Smartest blonde I know ♥

sammixboo · Answer

Beyond this place of wrath and tears
      Looms but the ~~Horror~~ of the shade,
And yet the menace of the years
      Finds and shall find me unafraid.

I see what you are talking about. I just read the poem and saw a few.  I am not sure though :c Lemme check, because I have a few options in mind. Might take a second or two <.< Don't count.

sanjanap · Answer

that's the 3rd stanza, but the word that is capitalized in in the first stanza, line 2.

sanjanap · Answer

@sammixboo  Do you think it mean hell?

sammixboo · Answer

I think they mean Hell when they say "the Pit"

sanjanap · Answer

I was thinking that! Thanks anyway XD

sammixboo · Answer

Yes it is an allusion, because and allusion is a figure of speech that makes a reference to a place (the Pit - Hell), person, or an event

sammixboo · Answer

You understand :p If you need anymore help just tag me in a separate question, and I will be there asap.