How do birds of paradise understand these two lines of poems: "Drink dew when thirsty, and drink dew when hungry"? This poem runs through interrogative sentences. What is its function? If you sign

Rhetorical questions run through the whole poem, resulting in the uncertainty and fuzziness of the connotation of the poem, giving readers room for thinking and aftertaste, which is the embodiment of the "implication" characteristics of the poem. However, the problem of the conclusion sentence is shocking, which implies a sense of loss in the desolation of Xanadu, full of regret and worthy of being the voice of the world.

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