The word "ling" generally refers to the word "ling" in poetry, also known as "empty word" and "leading word". The function of the lead is to guide the reader into the following text, and at the same time, through sentence breaking, the poem has a rhythm change. Generally speaking, the word "collar" plays an important role in the sentence of a poem and can guide the artistic conception of the poem.
In ancient poetry, some common suffixes are Ruo, Simile, Ru, Ruo Shi, Bu Si, Bu, Gu Gu, You Zuo, You Cai, Ying Cai, Who said today, He Zeng and He Zeng.
These words have different meanings and usages in poetry, such as "if" means hypothesis, "no" means contrast, "situation is" means progression, "contention for knowledge" means rhetorical question, and "preference for knowledge" means rhetorical question. At the same time, different titles also have different emotional colors and expressions. For example, Who's Talking has the emotional color of self-pity, The Situation is passionate, and Waiting for Tao has the emotional color of depression and depression.
In addition to ancient poetry, modern poetry also uses some suffixes, such as "dang", "JIU", "bian", "ruo" and "like". The use of these captions can guide readers to understand the artistic conception of poetry, and at the same time enhance the sense of rhythm and rhythm of poetry.
Generally speaking, title is an important rhetorical device in poetry. By using different titles, poets can guide readers into the artistic conception of poetry and make poetry more vivid, powerful and profound.