Repetition, sometimes called repetition, often appears in various styles. According to the form, it can be divided into word repetition, sentence repetition, paragraph repetition, continuous repetition and interval repetition. For example, "Even if the snow-capped mountains turn into butter/are occupied by officials/even if the sea turns into milk/we have no right to take a sip" contains the characteristics of repetitive sentences.
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People's Education Edition, the second volume of the seventh grade, Mulan Poetry: "Ask a woman what she is thinking and what she remembers. Women have nothing to think about, and women have nothing to remember. " These four sentences are repetitive.
The repetition of Zhu Ziqing's "Hurry" is also a common means to maintain the musical characteristics of prose poems. The so-called "endless words" not only shows the poet's deep affection, but also adds a sense of melody to the poem. "Only wandering, only in a hurry; After more than 8,000 days of haste, what is left except wandering? "
Words such as "wandering" and "running around" appear repeatedly, and a bitter feeling echoes repeatedly. "What traces do I keep? Have I left traces like a hairspring? " The change of the number of synonymous sentences makes the feelings step by step, showing the beauty of neatness in the jagged. The repetition of the conclusion sentence strengthens the theme of the work and draws the ups and downs of the poet's feelings. The use of repetition and repeated chanting has played a role in singing and sighing.