The rules of rhyme are 1. Only plain rhyme 2. Even-word rhyme 3. No rhyme change 4. Inverted rhyme 5. Unusual rhyme 6. The first sentence can rhyme with neighboring rhymes 7. Single rhyme 8. Avoid synonymous words that rhyme with each other. 9. The tones of different rhymes should be the same. 10. No matter one, three, or five, two, four, or six are clear. 11. Do not repeat rhymes. 12. Squeeze rhymes.
Poetry is rhyme. Therefore, rhyme is the basic condition for writing poetry. This is the same for both ancient poetry and modern poetry. However, due to the impact of various emerging cultures, modern poetry has many understandings and opinions that are different from ancient poetry. When we talk about rhyme, we still focus on ancient poetry.
Taboos about Rhyming
1. Modern poetry and Cipai have strict metrical requirements, and these requirements have regulated rhyme. So when we create modern poetry and Cipai, we must first abide by the metrical requirements. Random rhymes that violate the metrical requirements are called rhymes and are not tolerated. The problems that cannot occur in ancient poetry are also mentioned above. Although you can change rhymes and rhyme with adjacent rhymes, you must not "rhyme" with "level and oblique rhymes." In addition, metrical style (modern poetry, lyrics, music) and ancient style also include "heavy rhyme, falling rhyme, combined rhyme, and inverted rhyme.
2. Synonymous words overlap, and polyphonic words have no original meaning. We should also pay attention to these issues. Double rhyme: In the same poem, two identical words cannot be used to rhyme. Falling rhyme: "East" and "Winter" in Pingshui rhyme are not in the same rhyme part. If they rhyme together, it is considered falling rhyme. If modern poetry uses flat water rhyme, this is "out of rhyme".
3. Rhyming: Rhyming is the use of very awkward words for the purpose of rhyming. At first glance, it seems that the words are made up for the purpose of rhyming. Inverted rhyme: For example, we are used to saying "spring, summer, autumn, and winter", but we forcefully change it to "spring, summer, winter, and autumn" in order to make it sound like "Eleven Day". This is inverted rhyme. Synonymous words that rhyme with each other: such as "fang", "fragrant", "worry", and "sorrow", although they rhyme, have similar or even identical meanings, which is also undesirable.
4. Polyphonic characters do not correspond to their original meanings: for example, the word "geng", if its current meaning requires it to have four tones, it cannot be combined with "Ming, Qing, Cheng" and other "Bageng" characters The words rhyme, but if its word is "五风" and is pronounced in a flat tone, then it can rhyme. And so on. These problems may not necessarily be detected when detecting flat and oblique rhymes, because from a certain perspective, the words do rhyme, which affects the level of the poem.