Poems about the Mid-Autumn Festival strongly praise the homesickness

Ancient poets loved to drink and write poetry on the full moon night. Regarding the bright full moon and the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival, many poets created different poems in their own way. Follow the editor of Qili Women’s Network to see what poems are there about the Mid-Autumn Festival? How did ancient poets describe and praise the Mid-Autumn Festival? Which of your poems describe homesickness?

Poems about the Mid-Autumn Festival strongly praise the homesickness

Drinking Alone Under the Moon by Li Bai

A pot of wine among the flowers, drinking alone without a companion.

I raise my glass to the bright moon, and my shadow and I become three people.

The moon does not know how to drink, and its shadow just follows me.

Enjoy the moon and its shadow for a while, and enjoy the spring while it lasts.

I sing and the moon lingers; I dance and my shadow is scattered.

We make love when sober and go our separate ways when drunk.

We will forever be friends and meet again in the distant Milky Way.

"The Moon on the 15th Night of August" by Du Fu

The full moon is like a bright mirror, and the heart of returning home is like a broken sword.

The journey is far away, the climbers are laurels and the sky is high.

The waterway looks like frost and snow, and feathers are seen in the woods.

At this moment, I looked at the white rabbit and wanted to count its hairs.