1. Pronunciation: Poetry is a special language form, and one of its basic elements is pronunciation, that is, the rhythm and rhythm of poetry. In poetry, rhythm and prosody are often intertwined, forming the unique musicality of poetry. Poetry can convey the author's feelings and thoughts through the use of pronunciation, and at the same time, it can also make readers feel the beauty of poetry.
2. Vocabulary: Poetry vocabulary is usually more refined and profound than everyday language. Poetry expands the connotation and extension of words by using rhetorical devices such as symbols and metaphors, which makes the meaning of poetry more abundant and profound. At the same time, the words in poetry are also imagery, that is, through the imagery expressed by words, readers can associate and imagine, so as to better understand the theme and emotion of poetry.
3. Grammar: The grammar of poetry is often free and flexible, but it is not without rules to follow. The grammar of poetry often uses rhetorical devices such as inversion, ellipsis and parallelism to highlight the images and emotions of poetry. At the same time, the grammar of poetry also pays attention to the expression of language sense, that is, to convey the emotion and meaning of poetry through the change of intonation and the speed of speech.
Artistic skills of poetry;
1, Symbol: Symbol means to express another abstract concept or emotion with a concrete thing or image. In poetry, symbols can be used to express the author's feelings and thoughts, and at the same time, they can also enhance the image and imagery of poetry.
2. Metaphor: Metaphor refers to using a metaphor to express a more abstract concept or emotion. In poetry, metaphor can be used to express the author's feelings and thoughts, and at the same time, it can make poetry more vivid.
3. Image: Image refers to the feelings and thoughts expressed by a specific thing or image in poetry. In poetry, images can be used to express the author's feelings and thoughts, and at the same time, they can enhance the visual and sensory effects of poetry.
4. Lyricity: Lyricity refers to expressing the author's feelings and thoughts in a language influenced by emotions. In poetry, lyricism can be used to express the author's feelings and thoughts, and it can also make poetry more touching.
5. Implication: Implication refers to expressing the author's feelings and thoughts in implicit and implied language. In poetry, implicit skills can be used to express the author's feelings and thoughts, and at the same time can enhance the meaning of poetry and reading endurance.