The production of fu, parallel prose, has close relations with ancient Chinese persuasion. An important and representative work of this trend is Kuei-ku tzu, a text that helps us to understand clearly the relationship between Han dynasty fu and Chinese classical persuasion. Basically prose poetry put emphasis on word-usage, and in this sense it resembles the classical Chinese conversation. The present paper uses Ssu-ma Hsiang-ju's and Yang Hsiung's fu poems, “Ta-jen fu” and “Kan-ch'uan fu”, as illustrative examples, and analyzes its four main components: 1.Persuader; 2.Listener; 3.The Process and skill of persuasion; 4.Message and effect of persuasion.