Specifically talk about that use of punctuation in modern poetry.

Some people think that the use of punctuation marks in poetry was first seen in The Book of Songs. Every sentence in The Book of Songs, China's earliest poetry collection, is used. In this way, poetry is an invention of later generations without punctuation marks. However, some people think that most ancient Chinese texts have no punctuation marks. The so-called punctuation marks are all added after later generations interpret the text and break sentences. In modern poetry, it is quite common not to use dots. Because the arrangement of lines in modern poetry makes dots seem dispensable; Some poems use spaces instead of punctuation in their lines. Take a deep breath, close your eyes, and you will come to my room. For example, in summer, there are singing fingers and feet in the grass. The lines and spaces between lines in this poem are equivalent to punctuation marks. As for what kind of punctuation marks to use, it doesn't seem very important. This vague language pause may be to leave more imagination space for readers. However, punctuation marks in poetry also leave some breathing space for poetry. With them, poetry has a sense of space, and you will think of breathing. Some people may ask, isn't there a greater sense of space without punctuation? My answer is: how can you feel the charm of the horizon without a few trees and a mountain range?

Whether punctuation is necessary depends on your writing style and the format of the poem itself. Of course, there are also mixed situations.

For example, "Tears" used two full stops; "Skydiving Tower" uses three punctuation marks, two of which are periods:

My lonely morning in the north

One morning in the north.

Miss someone.

Another example is the mixing of punctuation marks and broken sentences.

A stray dog

Green goose under the key

With the same name, covered with

My cup

Your wild flowers

Name,

It's like on a blue ice cube.

The overflow of light blue water.

How to use punctuation, the key depends on the artistic conception of poetry, such as:

The distant rain is gone forever, and it's sunny and interesting.

Come here, street tree

Give a clean body,

In broad daylight,

Crisp, satisfactory, revealing amazing beauty.

Above the city wall, white hair clouds

Tears flow out, the ancient gun in the distance.

Dressed in the rain, like a wet one.

Birds of time, gather.

Under the wing, there is a bruise.

......

Where the soul sinks, history is like dust.

Slip, even if

At some point, it suddenly expanded.

Just because it's messy

Nostalgia, like this moment.

In a word, I think punctuation marks are like nails in poetry, which makes poetry tense, just like wild flowers scattered on the grassland, which makes poetry beautiful. Friends who are interested in punctuation, try it yourself without browsing.