"Long Love" is a modern style poem, a seven-character rhythmic poem
The distinction between ancient poems:
The rhythmic poems and quatrains are not ancient style poems, but are part of ancient poetry. Modern poetry. Ancient poetry is divided into two categories, one is ancient poetry and the other is modern poetry. Modern poetry includes verses and quatrains. Ancient poetry is also called ancient poetry and ancient style, and has four, five, six, seven and mixed styles. Later generations used five styles. There are more poems and seven-character poems. Five-character poems are referred to as "Wugu", and seven-character poems are referred to as "Qigu". Ancient-style poems are not limited to the number of sentences, do not seek antithesis, and do not pay much attention to rhyme and rhyme. Modern-style poetry is relatively free of ancient-style poetry. , which came into being relatively late, originated in the Southern Dynasties and matured in the early Tang Dynasty. The rhythmic poems in it have a fixed form and strict rhythm, with eight sentences each. A single sentence is called a sentence, and a double sentence is called a couplet. Together, it is called a couplet. One or two sentences It is called the first couplet, three or four sentences are called the chin couplet, five or six sentences are called the neck couplet, and seven or eight sentences are called the tail couplet. The chin couplet and the neck couplet generally have to be antithetical. The first sentence can be rhymed or not, and usually rhymes with flat tone. The five-character couplet is called "Wulu" for short. Seven-character poems are referred to as "Qilu", and those with more than ten sentences are called arranged verses. The quatrains are also called quatrains and cut verses. They seem to cut out half of the verses, with four sentences each. Judging from its specifications, some of the last couplets are antithetical. , similar to the first couplet and chin couplet of the regular poem; some of the previous couplets are antithetical, similar to the neck couplet and the last couplet of the regular poem; some both couplets are antithetical, similar to the chin couplet and neck couplet of the regular poem; some do not have antithesis, similar to the first and last couplets of the regular poem Couple. The rhyme of the quatrain is in the second and fourth lines, which usually rhyme with flat tones. If the first line rhymes, it also rhymes with flat tones. There are two types of quatrains: five-character quatrains and seven-character quatrains, which are referred to as "five-character quatrains" and "qijue".< /p>