Poems about fireflies

There are eight poems about fireflies as follows:

1. I saw a fishing lamp in the darkness of the moonlit night and a small firefly in the lonely light. (Check Shen Xing's Night Book Seen on the Ship)

2. The low clouds touch the dew, and the early geese touch the golden river. (Xu Hun's "Early Autumn")

Qiu Guang drew a cold screen with a silver candle and waved a small fan to drive away the fireflies. (autumn night in Mutu)

4. Your Highness, at dusk, fireflies fly to rest. (Qi Xie _ "Jade Family")

5. When the fog and willows are dark, the clouds are full moon, and the dew lotus is turned over by fireflies, and it is rustling until morning. (Zhang "Huanxisha")

6. Fireflies are planted in the autumn wind, and spring grass is cockfighting. (Tu Mu's Yangzhou II)

7. Fireflies are gone now, leaving the weathered grassland, but they are still perched by weeping willow crows at dusk. (Li Shangyin's Sui Palace)

8. When Guan Wa returns, Wu Tai swims deer, Tong Xian goes, and Hanyuan flies fireflies. (Zhang Jian, "Dolly West Lake")