How to express your thoughts and feelings in various ways through the weather?

Metaphor, exaggeration, personification, duality, metonymy, contrast.

That winter, the weather was overcast, the clouds were low, the road was cold, and snow fell from the sky. This is a description of the scenery.

The cloud pressure is very low; It's going to snow soon. Very anthropomorphic.

Weather, like my mood, is a metaphor.

The author uses scenery to express his feelings and his frustration.

Ancient poetry often uses some expressive techniques and rhetorical methods to express emotions and thoughts, such as borrowing scenery to express feelings, reasoning, and lyricism (borrowing scenery to express one's good aspirations, or to express the author's love for the scenery he wrote and the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, or to express the quality of being unwilling to go with the flow, or to express his feelings about life and the world). Lyricism by borrowing scenery is often subtle and profound. Touching. ) and other rhetorical methods, such as metaphor, exaggeration, personification, antithesis, metonymy, contrast, etc. Therefore, the appreciation of ancient poetry should start with the analysis of the expression methods and functions used in poetry.

Ancient poetry mainly uses four ways of expression: narration, description, discussion and lyric.