| 英文摘要 |
"Xiang Yang is an important poet in Taiwan's literary world. His poems flexibly show the painterly nature of modern poetry. His painterly character is not only shown in his pictorial poems, but also in poems that use color words extensively. We observe the frequency of Xiang Yang's use of color words, and we can find that the black series are the most used, 210 times in total. This article wants to focus on the black image of Xiang Yang's modern poems. Observe how Xiang Yang uses black imagery and connects his 'ideological nature' with 'paintability' to convey life philosophy and social care. Through analysis, it can be found that the black image of Xiang Yang's modern poems is very distinctive. First of all, he uses a lot of color words, and uses multi-level black maps to imply concrete or abstract emotions, and pursues the beauty of coordination and symmetry. On the other hand, the black writing in his poems has another key point, often combined with natural images to express love for Taiwan, which is also his important feature." |