What are the general techniques of writing poetry

1. rhyming. Common rhymes in poetry include alliteration, even rhyme, counterpoint, cross rhyme, and diagonal rhyme.

2. Simile. Metaphors are used to express abstract or complex things to make them more concrete and easy to understand.

3. Simile. Analogizing two seemingly unrelated objects to better express the theme of the poem.

4. Anthropomorphism. Assigning human characteristics to a non-human thing in order to better characterize it.

5. Bisociation. Contrasting one thing or scene with another in order to emphasize their differences, ****ness, or characteristics.

6. Lyric. Poetry is an emotive vehicle that empathizes with the reader by expressing the author's feelings.

7. hyperbole. Hyperbole is a common rhetorical device that enhances the effect of a poem by exaggerating something or an emotion.

8. prose. Prose is a rhetorical device that makes the content of a poem clearer and more powerful by juxtaposing a series of similar words, phrases, sentences, etc. to form an emphasized sentence pattern.

9. Borrowing Scenery. Expressing the theme and emotion of a poem by describing natural scenery, people's activities, etc. to make it easier for readers to understand and feel.

10. Compression of language, borrowing, etc. Utilize the techniques of language compression, borrowing, etc. to express complex thoughts and emotions more concisely, clearly and powerfully.