Show off yourself with your tall branches; If I love you ...; After reading this poem, I can feel such great love, so deep and unpretentious. I use metaphors, analogies and other rhetorical devices to show my love to the fullest. After reading it, it is refreshing and warm.
This is what poetry looks like in my mind, but with the development of literature, a kind of "nonsense" poetry has recently become popular, not so much because of people's questioning and criticism. The so-called red, in fact, there are two concepts, Yue Fei is a red, a national hero, and Qin Gui is also a red.
Qing Wu's "nonsense" poems are also red. After reading a few articles, I didn't feel anything except a little joke. But after careful study, I think his poems can express his feelings in addition to verbosity, which is a style.
The "nonsense" poem has fallen below my glasses. Although it is a little longer than the poem, it still pays attention to flatness. Although the length is different, its expression has always been quite satisfactory.
But Qing Wu showed me the charm of "Wulitou" poetry. For example, he wrote a poem praising white clouds:
The white clouds in the sky are really white
Really, very white.
Very white
Very very white.
Extremely white
Thief white
It died in vain.
Ah-Qing Wu.
Let me explain this poem to you. At the beginning of the poem, it is pointed out directly that the cloud, as the main body of the poem, expounds a point that the cloud in the sky is really white. The next sentence repeatedly uses "true" and two "very" to express exactly that the white clouds are really white. Note that this is true white, not false white. After that, I used three "very", one "very", one "extremely" and one "thief". Finally, I felt that the strength was not enough, and I used a "flat" to set off the white clouds incisively and vividly.
No matter what you mean by white, the white in Qing Wu is really white. The finishing touch of this word lies in the last word "ah". Similar to the "sigh" of ancient poets, Qing Wu used only one word "ah" to express the author's carefree feeling after seeing white clouds, as if it were as smooth as defecation, just one word-comfortable.
The poem Wulitou uses my Wulitou to analyze what it feels like. If you want to vomit, I'm ready.
Qing Wu, an internet pioneer poet, read his first poem "Praise for White Clouds". Your first impression may be that this guy is a primary school student. It can be seen that if primary school students are forced to write a poem, I believe that according to this standard, there will be more "peerless masterpieces".
Qing Wu is a legend. His original name was Zheng. He dropped out of school in his early years, but he was magically admitted to the university by self-study. Moreover, during my college years, I read widely and have a strong literary foundation. When he finished writing this poem and published it on the Internet, he became popular in minutes and became a pioneer poet on the Internet. Since then, he has been the representative of his "nonsense" poems.
His poems are famous for their dissolute appearance, and the rules, requirements, plainness and rhetoric have been disrupted. How does the whole feel? It's like throwing you into a prairie, where you can fly to your heart's content without worrying about bumping into anything or breaking the rules. This is the wildest, most unrestrained and truest feeling.
Have you grasped the essence of Qing Wu's poems? You can't see anything in a work, so I went on to say:
A pear
I ate a pear;
Then I saw this pear in the supermarket;
I want to say it when I see it;
This kind of pear is delicious;
A few days later;
This kind of pear in the supermarket is on sale;
I saw it again, I want to say;
This pear is very cheap;
Yes, it's so unpretentious, but it's a little reckless, and there is quite a feeling of "I am me, a different fireworks". Modern people live under great pressure. They are subject to various constraints. When they go to work, they are in charge. You may be scolded by your wife after work.
Many men have to do their best for the company in the company and work hard when they get home. Anyone who is unhappy can complain to him, so what should he do? Many men will sit in the car downstairs for a while when they drive home, and then smoke a cigarette before coming up. That may be the most comfortable time of his day.
Rereading Qing Wu's poems, this kind of uninhibited ci style completely releases people's inner depression and causes an inner * * * sound. Therefore, it is not so much black fire as the unrestrained feeling brought by Qing Wu.
This infinite freedom is the essence of his poetry, and perhaps it is this feeling that deeply attracts readers.