Are there any beautiful sentences or poems about sunset or sunrise?

1. The desert is lonely and straight, and the long river sets the yen.

At sunrise, the flowers in the river are redder than the fire, and in spring, the river is as green as blue.

The sunset is infinitely beautiful and buried by the coming night.

4 ... Night gives way to the ocean of the sun, and the old year melts in freshness.

The clouds began to sink, and the rain was coming.

Sentence:

1. That morning, the sun was so pale that it looked like a thin balloon stuck in the sky.

2. The orange sunset glow, like a ripe persimmon, stands high on the leafy branches. When the wind blows, like a round hydrangea, it gurgles into the mountains with long arms.

The sunshine in winter is not very dazzling, it seems to be vaguely covered by a layer of gauze, which makes the fiery red body lighter.

4. When the sun sets, bite the shade of the twilight into pieces and splash mottled light and shadow from the cracks in the trees.

5. The sun, a red ball, hides behind the sparse branches, and the red beam comes over and touches you so gently, like a young mother's hand.

6. The sun faded, leaving a crimson semicircle, which was hooked by branches.

7. The sunset is like a burning fire, which burns more and more brightly, turning the western heaven into blood red; The sunset is like a beating heart, struggling tenaciously with the darkness.

Noun explanation:

Sunset: refers to the process that the sun slowly descends below the horizon in the west, that is, at sunset, which is clearly defined as the time when the sun is completely below the horizon.

Sunrise: Sunrise refers to what the sun looks like when it first rises above the horizon or is first seen. Generally, it refers to the time when the sun rises slowly from the eastern horizon, but it is actually defined as the moment when the sun just appears on the horizon, not the moment when the whole sun leaves the horizon.