Non-metrical poetry-ancient poetry, also known as ancient poetry, ancient poetry and modern poetry, refers to various poetry genres before the formation of modern poetry in Tang Dynasty and ancient poetry of literati after Tang Dynasty. It is a kind of traditional poetic style, which is informal in sentence structure, unlimited in length, flat and even, not rigid in right, not antithetical, free and flexible in rhyme, and single and double in sentence number, all for expressing the needs. According to the style name, it includes the Book of Songs and Songs of the South in the pre-Qin Dynasty, Yuefu in the Han Dynasty, and later "Gu" and "Gu". According to the number of words in each sentence, it is generally five words, seven words and miscellaneous words, including three words, four words and six words. Because there is no fixed metrical restriction, there is more room and freedom for creation.
Classification of classical poetry:
1 Four-character poems, such as The Book of Songs and Cao Cao's View of the Sea and Gui Although Shou, are excellent four-character poems. After the Tang Dynasty, there were fewer four-character poems, but they never stopped.
Five-character poems, Yuefu, Shang Mo singing, long songs, joining the army in the tenth five-year plan, Jiao Zhongqing's wife, etc.
Seven-character poems, such as The Book of Songs and Songs of the South, are all written in seven words.
Miscellaneous poems
5 Sao poetry, also known as Chu Ci, Nanfeng, and Chu Song. It is a poetic form of Chu State in the Warring States Period, represented by Qu Yuan's Li Sao.
6 ancient times. Refers to a short poem consisting of four sentences. Ancient quatrains are a kind of quatrains, also known as quatrains.
Classical poetry is not bound by temperament, and there are no fixed rules for leveling. After the appearance of modern poetry in the Tang Dynasty, in order to be archaized, poets wrote ancient poetry on the principle of avoiding entry and tried to use awkward sentences. In order to distinguish it from metrical poems, there are four forms of three-character suffixes (that is, the three words at the end of each sentence) in ancient poems: ① flat, that is, three tones, which is a remarkable symbol of ancient poems; Level 2: Level 3; 4 is flat and faint.
The following is the author's non-metrical poem on the Internet: Chunba in the Mid-Levels of Qingxi.
one
The wind and catkins reflect the sky,
Su Ye Chu Rong Yu Bi Xian.
The spring scenery in Ming Dynasty is the envy of immortals.
Steal magnificent scenery for the world.
two
Jin Zhongle's When Yulanxuan,
Green Island Green cymbals promote flowers.
Spring thunder painting in March,
Red flowers are full of branches and green water is full of rivers.
three
Haitang is still in chaos,
Gold wrapped green handkerchief purple star pendant.
Crawling around in the forest, crawling along the broken road,
Qingming children give back flowers.
four
Liu Ying suddenly caught fire and the road was clear.
Rhododendrons are in full bloom on the banks of Sophora japonica.
Twinkling lights and flying butterflies,
Draw a bridge and look at the flow independently.