Poems that express the beauty of moonlight are as follows:
1. so bright a gleam on the foot of my bed, could there have been a frost already?.
This poem depicts the beautiful scene of bright moonlight shining on the enough paper in front of the bed, as if the ground was covered with frost. The poet lay alone in bed, looking at the bright moon outside the window, and couldn't help but bow his head and think of his distant hometown.
2. In the deeper moonlight, the Beidou is dry and the south is slanting.
It's late at night. The moonlight only illuminates half of people's houses, and the other half is hidden in the dark night. The Big Dipper and the Southern Dipper have been tilted, and only bright moonlight shines on the earth in the night sky. The whole world is bathed in moonlight, showing a quiet and mysterious atmosphere.
3. leaning alone in the close bamboos, I am playing my lute and humming a song. Too softly for anyone to hear, except my comrade, the bright moon.
The poet sits alone in the quiet bamboo forest, playing the piano and playing the flute, enjoying the tranquility and indifference. His piano and whistling sound echoed in the dense forest, while the bright moonlight spilled quietly, plating his figure with a layer of silver light. There is no earthly noise and disturbance here, only the poet's close contact with nature.
4. and the autumn wind is blowing my heart, for ever and ever toward the Jade Pass.
This poem depicts the scene of the autumn wind blowing and smashing clothes, and expresses the poet's yearning for his relatives on the frontier. There is moonlight in Chang 'an, and thousands of households are smashing clothes. The autumn wind blows the sound of smashing clothes, and everyone misses the people guarding the border. When can we calm the border war and let her husband end the expedition?
Common emotional expressions in moonlight:
1. Calm and tranquil. Moonlight can bring a feeling of peace and tranquility, and sometimes it is used to express inner peace and calmness.
2. Missing and nostalgia. In many poems, moonlight is also used to express nostalgia and nostalgia. For example, the moon, grown full now over the sea, Tianya * * * At this time, these two poems describe the scene of the moon rising at sea when looking at the moon, and express the poet's yearning for distant relatives.
3. Sentimental and sad. In some cases, moonlight may also be used to express sentimental and sad feelings. For example, I went to the West Wing alone without a word, the moon was like a hook, and the lonely sycamore tree deep courtyard locked the autumn. This poem depicts a lonely man boarding the West Wing, looking at the waning moon in the sky, and deeply felt the bleak and lonely autumn.