Characteristics of Mudan's Poetry

Seeking the beauty of tension in fallacy and paradox; combining sensation and perception; expressing rebellion against traditional poetry in a non-poetic way; using spoken language in his poems without excessive "poetic" design, but using "reason" to win. Instead of doing too much "poetic" design, the poems are based on "reason", with strong logic integrated into the poems, which is intriguing and has intellectualized characteristics.

The basic elements of the artistic innovation of Mudan's poetry:

One is that he created his poem from the experience of "abundance, and abundance of pain," as well as the "crippled me.

First, he created a unique "beauty of tension" from the experience of "richness and rich pain" and "the broken me", and made the Nine Leaves School of Poetry's idea of "dramatization of new poetry" come true.

Secondly, through the personalized way of "thinking with the body", the intellectual content is directly made into a palpable artistic image, which is a good reflection of the Nine Leaves Poetry School's poetic proposition of "fusion of sensibility and sensibility".

Thirdly, through the pursuit of "non-poetry" to achieve the purpose of the reaction to the traditional poetic, really achieve the "modern poetic form" to express "modern emotions felt by modern people in modern life", which is exactly what Mudan did. "

Mudan's poetry is a modern form that expresses the modern emotions felt by modern people in modern life.

Three Common Themes

"A Nation Has Arisen," "Abundance, and Abundance of Suffering," and "Mutilated Me" are some of Mudan's themes. ", are three of the famous lines from "Chorus", "Departure" and "I", and are three common themes in Moodan's poetry.