Poems that use the sun or the moon in their poems

The verses about using the sun or the moon in poetry are as follows:

The white sun shines in the spring sky, and the green poplar trees and smoke hang down in the wind. The sun rises from the earth and the Yellow River comes from the sky. The setting sun melts gold, the dusk clouds merge together, where are the people? Returning to the hospital at night with my childish son, the moon is cold and there is no one in the empty room.

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Docked the boat at the misty island, and at dusk new sorrows came to the guest's mind. The wilderness is endless, the sky is lower than the trees, the river is clear and the moon is close to people. Legend has it that in Hanmen, a place in the north, there lived a candle dragon. Its eyes were like the sun and the moon. When it opened its eyes, it was day and when it was closed, it was night. You can't even find the light of the sun and the moon here! Only the north wind howled across the sky.

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Su Jiandejiang is a poem by Meng Haoran, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This is a poem depicting the twilight of the Autumn River. It is a famous scene description among the five unique works of the Tang Dynasty. The author docked the boat on the smoky riverside and remembered the past, so he used the boat to stay at night as a destination to express his emotions, and wrote about the author's thoughts on the journey.

The first sentence highlights the topic and prepares for the lyrical description of the scene below; in the second sentence, "sunset" is the reason why "guests are worried about the new"; in the last two sentences, the sky is lower than the trees because of the wilderness, and the river is lower than the trees. Qing Dynasty, the moon can be close to people, and the relationship between the sky and trees, people and the moon is written accurately and realistically.

The first two sentences of this poem are about touching the scenery, and the last two sentences are about expressing emotions through the scenery. They describe the fresh autumn night and highlight the subtle characteristics of the scenery. The whole poem is light and flavorful, containing but not revealing, flowing out naturally, with natural charm and unique characteristics.

This poem does not take the setting of the pedestrians setting off, nor the setting of the boat on the way, but the setting of the boat mooring at dusk. Although it revealed the word "sorrow", it immediately turned to describing the scenery. It can be seen that it is very distinctive in material selection and performance.

The poem begins with "Move the boat to anchor in Yanzhu". "Move the boat" means to move the boat closer to the shore; "Move" means to park the boat for the night. The boat docked at a hazy islet in the middle of the river. This side is a topic, and the other side also prepares for the description of the scenery and lyricism below.