Du Fu
The breeze rippled on the grassy coast, through the night, and blew to my still mast.
The stars tilt down from the empty place, and the moon runs from the upper reaches of the river.
I hope my art can bring me fame and liberate my sick old age from the office! .
Flying around, what am I like? But sandpipers in the vast world! .
I like this poem best: "The stars slant down from the clearing and the moon runs up from the river". This sentence is an exaggerated rhetoric, exaggerating the poet's background, that is, the following "passing, passing, what am I like?" "But the sandpiper in the vast world! "Paved the way. Because of the exaggeration, the poet compared himself to a little Sha Ou in the vast Ye Ping, which aggravated the poet's inner loneliness and helplessness.
This poem is a famous sentence in Du Fu's Five Laws and has always been praised by people. Shi Hua Si Ti commented that this poem is "syntactically rigorous, and the word' Yong' is particularly strange." The quotation in the Review of Ying Lu Kui Sui is: "This poem is full of vitality and colorful weather, so it can be the product of heroism."
This is my appreciative answer, I hope it is beneficial to you!