1, pay attention to the meaning when reciting metrical poems, and don't separate the meaning of the poems.
The rhythm of poetry is very distinct. Rhythm is also called beat, and each beat is also called a foot or a syllable. Reciting metrical poems should pay attention to the regularity and symmetry of rhythm. Every line of a metrical poem has the same number of words and the same beat. Such as Compassion for Farmers and Chai Lu. When dividing the time, we should take into account the meaning of the words, and don't split the meaning of the poem. Some people recite all five-character poems in the format of "221" and all seven-character poems in the format of "221", which is inappropriate. Reciting metrical poems should be well expressed and easy to understand. If we divide the rhythm mechanically regardless of the meaning and content of the poem, it will often cause confusion, make people confused and lose the meaning of recitation.
Take five-character poems as an example: five-character poems can also be recited if they are divided into three paragraphs, that is, the format of "22 1". However, from the point of view of word meaning, poetic meaning and content, it is more reasonable to divide it into "Ersan" format. For example, think of "back into the deep forest" as "back into the deep forest". "Every grain is bitter" is regarded as "every grain is bitter/bitter". It's easy to give people a sense of isolation, especially the sentences like "going into the deep mountains and forests" and "all worked hard", which separate "deep mountains and forests" from "hard work", which is very poetic and poetic. If the five-character poem is divided into two paragraphs, that is, "two or three" format, such as "back/into the deep forest/"; "Every grain is hard." Then, when reciting, it is beneficial to deal with each poem flexibly, which can enhance the charm of the poem, better appreciate the emotional appeal of the poem and show the artistic conception of the poem.
2. When reciting metrical poems, you should use your imagination and enter the artistic conception of the poems.
Exerting rich imagination and imagining all the scenes in poetry can help us recite poetry better. Especially when reading metrical poems, we need to focus on the artistic conception and express our emotions according to the situation.
For example, the poem "Visiting Shanxi Village" by Lu You, a poet in the Song Dynasty, depicts a beautiful rural scenery. "Laugh at the farm wine, and leave enough chickens and dolphins in good years"-In good years, every household kills chickens and pigs and treats guests warmly, which reflects the joy of rural life. "There is no way for mountains to be suspicious, and there is another village"-a heavy mountain and a waterway. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, people mistakenly thought that there was no way out, and suddenly a bright village appeared in front of them. What a surprise!
After analysis and imagination, the reciter has also become a poetic picture-a simple farm life and a beautiful and vivid rural scene. When reciting, you can freely use the change of intonation to convey the poetry.