1, observe the angle of the scene.
Foresight: The poet depicts the magnificence of pastoral poems from a distance, or shows far-reaching, open and spectacular scenery. Close-up: The poet describes the scenery from a close-up perspective, and expresses the delicacy and vividness of the scenery through detailed description. Overlooking from the air: the poet describes the scenery from the perspective of overlooking from the air, showing the vastness and profundity of the scenery.
2. Expression skills
Contrast: To highlight the characteristics or express the poet's feelings by comparing different scenes or different aspects of the same scene. Metaphor: Expressed the characteristics of scenery vividly or expressed the poet's feelings through metaphor.
Personification: personify the scenery and endow it with humanized characteristics to express the poet's feelings or the characteristics of the scenery. Lyricism by borrowing scenery: Lyricism by borrowing scenery is one of the most commonly used techniques in pastoral poetry.
Linguistic Features of Landscape Pastoral Poems
1, refining accurate words
Pastoral poetry requires concise and accurate words, which can vividly describe the characteristics and emotions of the scenery. Poets need to choose appropriate words to make the language of poetry more concise, and at the same time let readers feel the emotion and artistic conception expressed by poetry.
2. Vivid and imaginative.
The language of pastoral poetry requires vivid images, which can make readers feel the delicate and vivid scenery and enhance their sensibility and imagination. Poets need to describe the shape, color, sound and other characteristics of scenery through the language of images, so as to make poetry more expressive and appealing.
3. Beautiful rhythm and rhythm.
Pastoral poetry requires the language to be rich in rhyme, cadence and catchy. Poets need to use rhyming, leveling and other skills to make poetry have beautiful rhythm and rhythm and enhance the artistic appeal of poetry. At the same time, the language of pastoral poetry needs to be smooth and natural, without affectation, so that readers can better feel the emotions and artistic conception expressed by poetry.