Is there a problem with the contrast between static and dynamic in poetry?

Generally, there is no static and dynamic comparison. The combination of dynamic and static is the standard term of poetry description.

People often say that the combination of static and dynamic, the combination of reality and reality, the combination of positive and negative sides, and the combination of points and surfaces are all combinations of opposites.

Although there is no contrast between motion and static, there are some sayings in some poems, such as resisting static with motion.

For example, "cicadas are quiet in the forest, but Tonamiyama is quieter", which is obviously to highlight the quietness, that is, to use the method of moving against the quietness.