poet; a writer of poetry or a bard

poetry and songs; a general term for all forms of poems

poems and lyrics; a general term for verse, specifically referring to the styles of [[诗|詩|shi1]] and [[词|詞|ci2]]

poetic quality or flavor; a romantic atmosphere that provides a sense of beauty like that of poetry

long narrative poem or poetic saga depicting historical events or heroic legends; often grand in scale and structure

a sentence or line within a poem

the collective name for poems from the Tang Dynasty; includes various forms like ancient-style poetry, regulated verse, and quatrains

a book containing a collection or anthology of poems by one or more authors

An early collection of Chinese poems containing 305 works dating from the Western Zhou to the mid-Spring and Autumn period; it is the oldest existing collection of Chinese poetry and one of the [[五经|五經|wu3 jing1]]

literary works in general, specifically referring to poetry and prose

a poem or composition in verse

Ancient poetry in general; any poem written by the ancients.

a collection of poems or a specific piece of poetry

Hymn or psalm sung by Christians during worship or religious ceremonies to praise God, Jesus, or the teachings of the faith.

vernacular Chinese poetry appearing after the May Fourth Movement, typically written in free verse without strict traditional constraints; also known as [[白话诗|白話詩|bai2 hua4 shi1]] or [[现代诗|現代詩|xian4 dai4 shi1]]

poetic charm and picturesque grace; describes an atmosphere or landscape that is as beautiful and evocative as poetry or a painting

The [[诗经|詩經|shi1 jing1]] (Book of Songs) and the [[书经|書經|shu1 jing1]] (Book of History); also used to refer to Confucian classics or ancient literature in general

the study of the origin, development, meter, and techniques of poetry

to compose a poem in only seven steps; describes exceptional literary speed and agility as shown by Cao Zhi in ancient times

To chant or recite poetry aloud

To write or recite poetry; often done on a specific occasion or in a formal setting

a poem that expresses or describes love between people

A literary form that combines the characteristics of poetry and prose; it does not use line breaks or rhyming but emphasizes rhythm and poetic imagery.

A genre of informal commentary or essays on poets, poetry, and anecdotes related to their lives

A form of Western poetry consisting of fourteen lines, typically following a strict rhyme scheme and structure; also known as [[商籁体|商籟體|shang1 lai4 ti3]].

The creative urge or inspiration felt when composing poetry

poetry circles; the community of poets or the field of poetry; Parnassus

A type of humorous poem with a simple, popular style that does not strictly follow traditional rules of rhyme or meter; often used for jokes or casual occasions.

poetry and painting; a work of art that combines both poetry and pictures

to write a poem on a surface such as a painting, fan, wall, or stone, often composed on the spot to express one's feelings

A poem of significant length

To compose a poem in response to another person's poem, often following its meter or rhyme scheme

Hennessy, a well-known brand of French cognac

A society or club where poets or poetry lovers meet regularly to write, recite, or critique poetry.

a publication specializing in poetry and literary criticism of poetry

the style, grade, or artistic quality of a poem or poet's work

(literary) used to introduce a poem or a verse, meaning "as the poem says" or "the verse goes as follows"

to sing hymns or religious songs in a church service; can also refer to a choir or group singing such songs

a type of poetry that primarily expresses the personal feelings or thoughts of the speaker; lyric poem; lyrics; ode

a collective term for various forms of traditional Chinese rhymed literature, specifically poetry, lyrics, songs, and rhapsodies

A strict poetic form that matured in the Tang Dynasty, consisting of eight lines with a specific rhyme scheme and tonal patterns; usually categorized as either five-character or seven-character lines.

a poet with divine or extraordinary talent

governor of Nanyang during the Eastern Han dynasty known for his integrity and compassion for the people

The mood or creative urge to write poetry

narrative poem; epic; a type of poetry that tells a story through characters and plot

The historical development and evolution of poetry

The specific rhyme or rhyming scheme used in a poem.

An extremely outstanding or peerless poet

Poetry that describes rural scenery or celebrates country life; an idyll or eclogue.