1. Deep thinking: Poetry often reflects the author's deep thinking and emotional experience on profound topics such as life, humanity and nature.
2. Inner monologue: Poetry is a poet's inner monologue, which expresses personal feelings, wishes and emotions in different situations through words.
3. Rich emotional expression: Poetry can contain a variety of emotions, such as joy, melancholy, sadness, boldness and so on, thus presenting a more colorful emotional world.
How do ordinary poems express their feelings?
1. Metaphor and personification: Poetry gives concrete images to abstract emotions through vivid metaphors and personification, making it easier for readers to produce * * * songs.
2. Rhythm and rhythm: Poetry makes the language more rhythmic through exquisite rhythm and rhythm, deepens the expression of emotions, and makes people feel the ups and downs of emotions in reading.
3. The use of images: Poetry uses concrete images to convey abstract emotional experiences, such as romantic scenery and pastoral scenery.
4. antithesis: through clever antithesis, the poem is more catchy, expressive and emotional.
Why poetry can express emotion;
1. Highly compressed language: Poetry expresses emotions in a highly compressed language form. Just a few lines or even a word can show extremely rich emotions, which makes people deeply feel the power of its expression.
2. Conveyance of meaning: Poetry pays attention to the creation of artistic conception, and integrates emotion into words through metaphor, symbol and other means, so that readers can experience emotion in thinking and imagination.
3. Aesthetic expression of literature: Poetry pursues artistic expression, and makes emotions deeper and more beautiful through aesthetic elements such as rhetoric and rhythm, which arouses readers' admiration.
Poetry appeared in this period:
1, Ancient Literature: Poetry has rich forms of expression in ancient literature, especially China classical poetry and Greek classical poetry, which have formed a long literary tradition.
2. The heyday of Tang and Song poetry: The Tang and Song Dynasties in China were the heyday of poetry, and many outstanding poets appeared, such as Du Fu, Li Bai and Su Shi, whose works became the treasures of China literature.
3. Renaissance: During the European Renaissance, poetry also ushered in new prosperity, and poets such as Shakespeare left an indelible mark on the history of literature.
4. The rise of modern poetry: With the development of modern society, the forms of poetry are constantly changing, and more poets with liberal and modernist styles have emerged, such as Tagore and Eliot, which have expanded the expression of poetry.
Generally speaking, poetry, as a unique literary form, conveys emotions deeply and vividly through its refined language, profound thoughts and aesthetic expressions, and becomes an indispensable art form in human literature.