What are the poems describing "Wild Goose"?

Who sent the brocade book, the word geese returned, and the moon was full of the West Building. -Song Liqing interprets "A Prune, Red Lotus Fragrance, Residual Jade in Autumn": Looking up at the distant sky, where white clouds curl, who will send the brocade book? It's time for the geese to line up and return to the south line by line. The moonlight is bright and soaking, and the lonely pavilion in the west is full.

It is difficult to send books to geese, and it is also difficult to dream. -Interpretation of Tang Ruyun's "Two Poems of One Person in My Heart Forever": The geese have already flown away, and it is difficult to send letters. Too much sadness makes people unable to sleep.

It breaks my heart to see geese flying south, and the distant mountains are in the title of a good month. -Interpretation of Tang Libai's "Climbing Yueyang Tower with Summer Twelve": Seeing geese flying south makes me sad, and the mountains and peaks win another round of good months.

The geese fly away from the bamboo lodge, and the moon is empty on the twelfth floor. -Tang Wen Ting Yun's Interpretation of Yao Sefen: The sound of geese flies far over Xiaoxiang, and the moon shines on the twelfth floor.

Hongyan flies in the air, swishing its wings. -Interpretation of the Book of Songs in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: Hongyan flew in the air, flapping its wings and swishing.

The swan goose flies in the air and gathers in the middle of the swamp. -Interpretation of the Book of Songs in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: Hongyan fluttered in the air and gathered in the middle of the swamp.

The wild geese are flying in the air, moaning and moaning. -Interpretation of the Book of Songs in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: Hongyan danced and burst into mourning.

The heartbroken geese in Jiangcheng fly to the sky and the north. -Tang Du Fu's Interpretation of "Returning to the Wild Goose": What saddens me most is that even the wild geese in Jiangcheng can fly freely to the north, but I can't move a step.

Qi Fei's companions have all returned to the frontier, and only you, the wild goose, do not know where to fly alone. -Interpretation of "The Lonely Goose" by Tang Cuitu: Several lines of returning geese disappeared in the distant Great Wall. I don't know where you are going alone.

On the moonlit night, geese pass the dew, and the mournful sound reaches the dark palace of the palace. -Interpretation of Tang Du Mu's "The Early Goose": On the moonlit night, the lonely goose crosses the fairy palm, and the moan reaches the dim palace.