Fragrant verse

Sweet poems are as follows:

1, scattered into mud, ground into dust, only the fragrance remains.

2, moths, snow willows, gold threads, laughter and flowers.

3, it is not snow from a distance, because it has a faint fragrance.

4, Rizhao incense burner gives birth to purple smoke, and the waterfall hangs thousands of rivers.

5, Daohuaxiang said a bumper harvest, listening to the sound of frogs.

6. The snow in Mei Xu Xun is three-thirds white, but it has lost the fragrance of plums.

7. In Xiao Qing's fairy tales, clothes were stained with the scent of Jade Dragon.

8, the fragrance of running water is getting farther and farther, and it is difficult to keep the love of spring.

9. It is better to hold incense in the branches and wait for death than to be blown into the north wind.

10, the dust is exhausted, and I am tired of combing my hair at night.

1 1, lanling wine tulip, jade bowl filled with amber light.

12, Mulberry, Mosuo, Melia azedarach, with lush flowers and lingering fragrance.

13, chivalrous and fragrant, not ashamed to ask.

14, the edge color of the pottery fence is fragrant in the room.

15. After dusk, Dongli Bar is full of dark fragrance.

16, when Xuan knows that there are many flowers, feel the fragrance of Lu to water.

17, fragrant with rhyme, extremely cold.

18, crystal curtains are cool and breezy, and roses are fragrant.

19, the candle is bright and fragrant, the dark painting hall is deep, and it is difficult to think.

20. The sunset glow is beautiful and the spring breeze is fragrant.

Lexical and syntactic features of poetry;

Because each Chinese character is basically an independent unit with both form, sound and meaning, and many Chinese characters are polysemous, the bonding relationship between words is varied, so the words in this bonding poem are extremely complicated and diverse. For example, adding a word after the word wind can form many words: charm, scenery, wind and thunder, wind and frost, wind and wind, etc.

Syntactically, due to the characteristics of Chinese and the independence of Chinese characters, in classical poetry, it often happens that two Chinese characters are separated or some Chinese characters are moved from the back to the front. This is called inversion. The typical poem is Du Fu's fragrant rice pecking at parrot grains, and phoenix perching on old phoenix branches. The normal syntax should be that parrots peck fragrant rice grains and phoenix perches on old phoenix branches.