This usage of enjambment seems deceptively easy. All we have to do is pay attention to our line breaks and use them more intentionally. Unfortunately, there is a little more to it than that. As poets, we always have to keep in mind how additional meaning changes what a poem does. Sometimes creating an interesting double meaning can do damage in a poem if it makes the aboutness of the poem too difficult for the audience to find. There is also the issue of having multiple options for line breaking. Some phrases will have three or even four good places to break a line, and it is important to spend time with all the options even when one of them seems immediately appealing.