The verses that use personification to write about the moon are as follows:
1. Raise a cup to invite the bright moon, and look at each other to form three people. ?
This poem comes from Li Bai's "Four Poems on Drinking Alone Under the Moon·One". When describing the moon, Li Bai used personification and regarded the moon as a friend with whom he could toast and drink. This closeness to the moon not only expresses Li Bai's romantic feelings, but also reflects his thinking about loneliness.
2. The moon crescents over Kyushu, making some families happy and others sad.
This is a widely circulated folk song lyric that compares the moon to a god who knows how to take care of all people. Although she looked after everyone, it brought about different results. Some people were happy because of her light, and others were sad because of her absence. Such anthropomorphic depictions give the moon more symbolic meaning, not only revealing people's emotional sustenance for the moon, but also demonstrating the diversity and complexity of life.
3. The moon is on the willow branches, and people meet after dusk. ?
Ouyang Xiu's poem "Shengchazi·Yuanxi" depicts the scene of the moon rising over the willow branches, and hints at the romantic scene after dusk when people meet at this quiet moment. Ouyang Xiu regards the moon as a participant, witnessing people's love and dating. Such anthropomorphic depiction adds to the emotional color and romantic atmosphere of the poem.
4. The wild geese fly high in the moonlight, and the Chanyu escapes in the night. ?
Lu Lun's "The Third Song of Saixia" depicts a scene of the grassland on a moonlit night. In this poem, Lu Lun depicts the moon as a guardian whose absence allows the wild geese to fly high, while the enemy leader Chanyu chooses to escape as night falls. This anthropomorphic description not only increases the vividness and image of the poem, but also highlights the importance and protective power of the moon at night.
5. The moonlight washes away the prosperity like water, and the makeup is as quiet and flawless as the moon. ?
This is a modern poem that depicts the moon as an existence that can wash away the bustle and bustle. In the poet's eyes, moonlight is as pure and powerful as water, able to wash away the dust and chaos in the world. At the same time, the poet also described the moon as a quiet and flawless existence. Her plain face is like the purest jade, which makes people yearn for and admire her. This anthropomorphic depiction gives the moon its unique personality and charm.