repetition of the last word or words of one clause or line of verse, at the beginning of the next (Ex.: “He gave his life; his life was all he could give.”)
See anadiplosis in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ănˌə-də-plōˈsĭs)
nounpl.an·a·di·plo·ses(-sēz)
Rhetorical repetition at the beginning of a phrase of the word or words with which the previous phrase ended; for example, He is a man of loyalty—loyalty always firm.