Song of Seven Sons is a group of poems written by Wen Yiduo, a modern patriotic poet, during his study in the United States from June 65438 to March 0925. In this group of poems, the poet personifies seven places ceded and leased by China, such as Macau, Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province, into seven children whose motherland was taken away.
Let them talk about the sadness of "fatherless and abused", "express their loneliness and death, and place their grief in the spring of the motherland", so that the people can wake up from indifference, revitalize China and recover lost ground. The overall structure of the whole poem is even, each section is symmetrical, full of architectural beauty, with ups and downs in rhythm, distinct sighs and profound meanings.
Dead Water is a poem by Wen Yiduo, a modern poet. Through the multi-angle and multi-level composition of "semi-feudal and semi-colonial old China", the corrupt old society was exposed and satirized, and resentment and deep patriotism against the ruling environment at that time were expressed.
Every verse of this poem rhymes, and it reads with a distinct rhythm and rhymes sonorously; The appearance is square and tidy, forming the beauty of balance and symmetry; Pay attention to the color sense of language and form a hint picture with different beauty and ugliness.
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When creating metrical style, Wen Yiduo put forward a specific proposition, namely, three beauties: the power of poetry includes not only the beauty of music and painting, but also the beauty of architecture. The beauty of music refers to the beauty of hearing in poetry, including the beauty of rhythm, flatness, stress, rhyme and pause. It requires harmony, in line with the poet's mood, fluency without awkwardness-this does not include the use of sound for special effects.
The beauty of painting means that the vocabulary of poetry should try its best to express colors and colorful pictures.
Architectural beauty is put forward by the pointer to the free body, which means that every verse should be symmetrical and every line should be of equal length-this equal length does not mean that the number of words is exactly equal, but that the number of scales should be the same, so that metrical poems can have a symmetrical appearance.
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