What symbols are used to divide the rhythm of poetry?

Poetry has meter. New poetry is no exception. The so-called meter refers to the format and rules of poetry derived from special provisions such as the number of stanzas, lines, beats, sentence patterns, sentence patterns and rhythms. The classification of new poetry is based on the metrical form of new poetry. Among them, the beat is the most basic and important part of the beat. The so-called rhythm of poetry refers to the pause in poetry reading. Time division is to reflect the distinct rhythm and the charm of language. In other words, it is necessary to embody the rhythm of some forms of music in poetry to distinguish the rhythm of natural language. For example, the poem "Plum Blossoms Fall to the Ground" should be read as "Plum Blossoms Fall to the Ground" according to the rhythm of language and "Plum Blossoms Fall to the Ground" according to the rhythm of music. Usually, when we read poetry, the latter shall prevail. Of course, when a poet writes a poem, he should try to keep the rhythm of music consistent with the rhythm of language. The rhythm of new poetry can be roughly divided into six beats, namely, one beat, two beats, three beats, four beats, five beats and six beats. One to four beats are often used, so it is introduced in detail; Five beats and six beats are rare. Punctuation marks were first used in poetry.