What does thimble poem mean? Is thimble a rhetorical device?

1, thimble is a rhetorical device of writing, which means to put a word or a word at the end of a sentence and at the beginning of the next sentence. Perhaps we encounter more thimble sentences, which is a common rhetorical device in both articles and lyrics.

2. "thimble" itself is a knitting skill. Later, just as the word "rendering" was applied to literature, "thimble" also became a rhetorical device. In poetry, thimble poem can also be called Julian poem, which is a poem written with thimble lattice in poetry. The thimble poem uses the suffix of the previous sentence or the previous couplet as the beginning of the latter sentence or the latter couplet, so that the first and last sentences are connected together and supplemented up and down.