What is anastrophe in literature?

An anastrophe is the inversion of the normal order of subject and verb (usually to achieve emphasis).

Here is an example of a double anastrophe:

Over the mountain ridge ##underline(“rose the sun”)## and with it ##underline(“evaporated his melancholy”)##.

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