The ancient wood is tied with a short canopy in the middle, and the stick tree helps me cross the east side of the bridge. The rain of apricot blossoms makes your clothes wet, and the wind from the willows blows on your face, which is not cold.
A quatrain, also known as a quatrain, a broken sentence, or a quatrain, is a short and concise poem composed of four sentences. It is a poetry genre that became popular in the Tang Dynasty and is a form of modern poetry. The word quatrain first appeared in the Qi and Liang dynasties of the Southern Dynasties. "New Odes of Yutai" by Xu Ling of the Chen Dynasty contains four poems of five characters and four sentences. The author's name is unknown, and they are titled "Ancient Quatrains". The quatrain at this time refers to a short poem with five characters, four lines and two rhymes, and does not require harmony. Jue means "to cut off", and the ancients used four lines of poetry, one Jue, to complete an ideological concept. Quatrains are divided into Lüjue and Gujue. Rhythm jue only appeared after the rise of rhythm poetry, and it requires flatness. Ancient Jue existed long before the emergence of rhythmic poetry.