The relationship between scenery and emotion in different positions in poetry

"Empathy" usually refers to expressing subjective feelings through objective scenery. The techniques and angles of "scene expression, scene expression, scene empathy and scene touching" are different, but they are all "empathy"

"He stared at the desolate moon from his temporary palace. It rained at night and the bell was heartbreaking." It is a typical touching scene: what the poet saw and heard triggered his inner feelings.

"The sky is far away, and the moon has been lonely", which is the feeling in the landscape: describing the landscape on the surface is actually expressing the inner feelings.

"Petals fall like tears and lonely birds sing their sorrows" is both anthropomorphic and lyrical.