Metric poetry, also known as modern poetry, is a kind of ancient poetry in China and a poetic style formed after the Tang Dynasty, which is mainly divided into quatrains and metrical poems. According to the number of words in each sentence, it can be divided into five words and seven words. Style and sentence patterns have certain norms, phonology has certain laws, and the changes in use also need to abide by certain laws.
2. Explain the characteristics;
Four sentences are quatrains, eight sentences are metrical poems, and those longer than eight sentences are called long laws, also called excluded laws.
The words in every sentence are equal. (five or seven words)
The last rhyme must be flat. (A) rhyme, modern poetry can not rhyme. B, even sentences must rhyme, the first sentence can rhyme or not, and odd sentences don't rhyme. C. The rhyme of the first sentence is the positive case, and the non-rhyme is the variant case. The five laws take the first sentence as the positive case without rhyme, and the rhyme as the change. )
The middle pair (first couplet, couplet, neck couplet and tail couplet) means that the couplet and neck couplet must be typed. Generally speaking, neck joints need a pair of workers, and parallel joints can be wide pairs. The first couplet and the last couplet may or may not be couplets, but they should not both be couplets. Another variant is the first couplet antithesis, antithesis, called stealing spring lattice)
Conform to the level (that is, the level and beat must conform to the rhythm)
Also known as modern poetry