Is being proficient in poetry very useful for writing novels?

Being proficient in poetry had many effects on writing novels, but in general, it was helpful. As a traditional cultural art form, poetry has its unique rhythm, rhythm and emotional expression. It can be used in the narration, description and lyricism of novels to enhance the artistic appeal and expressiveness of works. For example, using poems at the beginning or end of a novel could make the work more lively and interesting. The famous sentences and articles in poems were also one of the sources of inspiration for writing. The author could learn and use these famous sentences to inspire his creation and create works with more literary value. Proficient in poetry can also help the author better understand and grasp human nature and emotions, better express the character's personality, psychology, and fate, and enhance the appeal and legibility of the novel. Of course, being proficient in poetry was not a necessary condition for writing a novel, but it could provide certain support and encouragement for creative writing. It was also helpful for beginners to improve their literary quality and creative ability by learning and borrowing excellent poems.