"Poetry", "drama" and "architecture": these three words represent three different art forms. They are different in many ways, but they are similar in some ways.

Poetry is an artistic form that uses language as a medium to express emotions and thoughts by using rhetoric means such as rhythm, rhyme and metaphor. Drama, on the other hand, is an art form that expresses the plot and theme through the interaction between characters through the action of characters. Architecture, on the other hand, is an art form with materials as the medium, which creates beauty and meaning through elements such as space, form and proportion.

However, there is synaesthesia between these three art forms. Language and rhythm in poetry can inspire architecture, and plots and themes in drama can also inspire architecture. Similarly, the space and form of architecture can also bring inspiration to poetry and drama.

Synaesthesia between poetry, drama and architecture illustrates the connection and mutual influence between arts. This connection and interaction can bring new artistic forms and styles, and also enable people to better understand and appreciate different artistic forms.