What sentence pattern does "some … some … others …" belong to?

1, the pond is full of lotus flowers, and some are in bud, like shy little girls; Some flowers are in full bloom, like arrogant snow white; Some of them are still half open, just like a pipa girl who still hides half her face behind her guitar from us.

2. Bai Lianhua emerges between these big disks; Some just spread two or three petals; Some petals are all spread out, revealing a small tender yellow lotus; Some are still full of flowers and skinny, looking full and about to burst.

Some ... some ... some ... "It's parallelism.

The function and characteristics of parallelism;

1, parallelism is rhythmic, catchy and persuasive, which can enhance the expression effect and momentum of the article and deepen the center.

2. In terms of parallelism, coherence; Parallelism is lyrical and full of emotion; Using parallelism to describe the scenery is clear-cut, delicate and vivid.

3. Write people by parallelism, and you can portray people in detail. Such as: "His quality is so pure and noble, his will is so tough and strong, his temperament is so simple and humble, and his mind is so beautiful and broad."

4. Writing scenery with parallelism can describe the scenery in detail, which can be clear, detailed and vivid.

5, the use of parallelism reasoning can make the truth full and thorough.

6, the use of parallelism and lyricism, harmonious rhythm, appears to be full of feelings.