Characteristics of foreign poetry

Foreign poetry, written in plain language, does not pay attention to repetition, disyllabic, rhyming and other techniques. It is purely narrative and lyrical, and is written with saliva. Modern British and American poetry emphasizes the psychology of grotesque people in capitalist society, directly expresses the poet's meaning, expresses his own thoughts without affectation, and the space for aftertaste is relatively reduced, but this is more in line with the psychological characteristics and thinking characteristics of westerners.