1. To be considered a prose poem, it must have two characteristics: First, prose poetry is a new style created by the penetration and intersection of poetry and prose. 2. The difference between prose poetry, poetry, and prose (especially lyrical prose). For example, there are differences in structure, style, rhythm, etc. The basic structures of prose poems generally fall into four categories: documentary (direct), imaginative, philosophical and symbolic. 1. Documentary (direct expression), that is, "the intention is expressed in images", which is relatively explicit. For example, lyrical descriptions of scenes, lyrical narratives, etc. In other words, the mind's perception of the external world is basically the same, and what is projected in the mind rarely changes. Prose poems that express one's feelings often use this method. 2. Imaginative style refers to the fact that when prose poets feel the external world, they often have their thoughts wandering from here to there, from concrete to abstract. For example, when I write about the sunset, I think of the rose garden, and then think of people's twilight years, etc. 3. The difference between this kind of prose poetry and other prose poems is that it has the direct and indirect intervention of reason and is characterized by new philosophical discoveries and expressions. Writing is for the purpose of expressing a certain philosophy. 4. Symbolic style implies poetic meaning through the inseparable agreement between the object and the mind in a certain symbol. For example, what does the poplar symbolize in Mao Dun's "Praise to the Poplar"? Hope it will be adopted: 1. To be considered a prose poem, it must have two characteristics: First, prose poetry is a new style that is created by the penetration and intersection of poetry and prose. There is no doubt that prose poetry is a "grafted" variety of prose and poetry. Prose poetry has the "amphibious" characteristics of poetry and prose. Prose poetry not only absorbs the function of poetry to express subjective mind and emotions, but also absorbs the function of prose to express feelings freely and casually, and integrates the two, forming its own unique sex. It can be said that if you are not familiar with the two genres of poetry and prose, it will be difficult to create prose poetry. But is prose poetry a new style of writing, or is it, as someone says, "prose poetry" and "poetry prose"? The key is to see whether prose poetry has unique artistic characteristics, or what are the artistic characteristics that distinguish prose poetry from poetry and lyrical prose. Secondly, prose poetry has its own unique way of examining life, that is, using a relatively free form to express the soul or emotions and their fluctuations. Generally speaking, prose poetry is a style of writing that expresses the soul or subjective emotions. Baudelaire was one of the original creators of prose poetry. He said: "When our human ambitions grow, who has not dreamed of the mystery of prose poetry - harmonious tones without rhythm, and the ups and downs of incisive words that are enough to cope with the emotions and thoughts of the soul? Ebbs and flows of perception.” He also said: The form of prose poetry is "sufficient to adapt to the lyrical turbulence of the soul, the fluctuations of dreams and the jumps of consciousness." Turbulence, fluctuations, and jumps describe the main artistic characteristics of prose poetry. To explain the above two points, we must further distinguish the differences between prose poetry and poetry, and prose (especially lyric prose). 2. The difference between prose poetry, poetry, and prose (especially lyrical prose). For example, there are differences in structure, style, rhythm, etc. (1) The difference between prose poetry and lyric poetry. Because lyric poetry must pay attention to the neatness or general neatness of sentences and the rhythm of music, even free-style lyric poetry has to be more restricted in expressing the soul or emotions. It was precisely in order to break through limitations and write the true state of the soul more freely that the prose poem was born. The difference between prose poetry and poetry is that prose poetry often uses description and argumentative means of expression. Compared with poetry, prose poetry does not have the rhyme, rhythm, syllables, line number, and arrangement of poetry, that is, it does not have the fetters of poetry's external form. There are at least the following forms of prose poetry: the form of prose, the form in which prose and poetry are interlaced, that is, the interlacing of a whole paragraph of "prose" text and a single sentence (verse). This is a form of freedom that is impossible in lyric poetry. (2) Prose poetry and lyric prose are both lyrical styles, but the unique artistic feature of prose poetry is its "turbulence, fluctuation, and startling". Acknowledging that prose poetry is a style that expresses the soul or emotions and their fluctuations, it is not difficult to distinguish this from lyric prose. Lyrical prose is always inseparable from documentary, not to mention narrative prose that mainly describes real people and real events. Prose poems almost never record real people and real events in their original form. Even the prose poems we call documentary are actually expressions of inner impressions of real life, but these impressions are rarely "deformed" - they are rarely imaginative reflections of real life. In terms of structure, some people say that poetry expresses life with "lines", prose reflects life with "surfaces", and prose poetry reflects life with "points". Most prose has a length of time and space, and all have clues; prose poems do not need clues and are shorter in length. They often radiate from the point where the author's emotions burn, and the inner emotions form interlocking emotional shock waves, touching the reader's heartstrings and entering. The realm of poetry. In terms of style, the language of prose poetry is a lyrical and imaginative language, while the language of prose is a narrative and realistic language. The language of prose poetry has elastic beauty, richness and uncertainty that prose language cannot match, and its emotional content and aesthetic content are relatively large. Prose is a text, and the language should be concise and free, more eloquent, and clearly describe the ins and outs of the author's feelings. The lyricism is also more delicate, and the connection between sentences and paragraphs is closer. Prose poems are poems, and the language requires condensation and jumps, usually connecting images in a jumping manner. There is often a seemingly disconnected relationship between sentences, especially between paragraphs, which leaves more traces. The beauty of blank space for the reader’s imagination.
Therefore, prose poetry is neither prose poetry nor poetic prose. It is a stylistic form with integrity, particularity, and independence. Its length can be long or short, its form is eclectic, and various techniques such as lyricism, narrative, discussion, description, reasoning, etc. can be used freely. He is majestic and has wisdom. He is a martial arts wizard who is unique among thousands. If you practice with concentration, you will become a great weapon in the future. I have a small test. Please click "Select as satisfactory answer" next to the answer below. The form is scattered but the spirit is not. scattered. The form is scattered but the spirit is not scattered, the language is concise, the center is prominent, no emphasis is placed on phonology, no emphasis on parallelism, and no constraints or restrictions.