The difference between direct lyric poetry and indirect lyric poetry

1, features: The feature of direct expression is to vent and reveal emotions directly, without relying on anything and paying attention to subtlety and euphemism. The author or the characters in his works pour out their feelings naked and don't dwell on scenery, things, events, etc. In contrast, indirect lyricism has the characteristics of implicit lyricism, charm and strong appeal. Don't vent or pour out your inner thoughts and feelings directly, but infiltrate them through narration, description and discussion.

2. Definition: Express one's mind directly, which means to express one's thoughts and feelings directly without any other means. Indirect lyricism permeates the author's feelings in narration, description and discussion, and the author does not directly vent or pour out his inner thoughts and feelings.

3. Applicable occasions: Direct expression is usually suitable for expressing strong and tense feelings, characterized by strong feelings, fast and tense rhythm, straightforward feelings and easy to grasp. Indirect lyricism is often used in situations where delicate description, in-depth analysis or implicit expression of emotions are needed.