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Referring to the Mid-Autumn Festival, in our previous article, Mytour shared poems about Brother Cuoi. In this article, we continue to compile and share meaningful and exceptional poems about Sister Hang. Read on to experience a joyful and warm Mid-Autumn Festival with loved ones and family.
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Compilation of poems about sister Hang
1. Moon Festival Gathering
In August's sky, stars shine brightly
The moon festival with red banners
Mid-autumn reunites every home
Children joyously sing and celebrate
Look, Uncle Cuoi sits calmly watching
Sister Hang joins the children's chorus
Bringing the bustling festival procession
Laughter echoes, golden stars everywhere
Drums beat, children's songs fill the moonlit night
Candlelight dances with the melody
Happy faces, joyful tunes of the moon
Carrying lanterns, children sing
Mid-autumn happiness engraved for a thousand years.
2. Lantern Parade
Tonight, the Mid-Autumn night
The sky clear, no clouds in sight
Dragons and snakes, little ones all
Lantern parade, joyous Mid-Autumn call
Sister Hang, come down and play
With the kids, let's have fun today
Lanterns shining bright at night
Moonlight with children's delight
Smiles on every little face
Shining like the moon's embrace
Sister Hang dances with grace
Village roads with honeyed trace
Songs welcoming Sister Hang
Streets lively, echoes clang
Love this serene scene so much
My hometown, beautiful moon season.
=> The author of this poem has depicted images of the Mid-Autumn Festival with simple and familiar words like smiles, come down to play, beautiful moon... creating a peaceful countryside scene during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
3. Letter to Sister Hang
Writing a letter to dear Sister Hang
Tomorrow, can you descend from the sky?
Join me in lantern festival delight
Without you on Mid-Autumn, my heart feels dry
Sister Hang, as usual, with a sigh
Tomorrow, you might retreat into clouds high
Not having fun with me here, oh why?
Promising to meet next autumn, you and I.
=> This poem about Sister Hang has evoked the innocence and purity of the children, wishing for Sister Hang to come down and play on the Mid-Autumn night.
4. Mid-Autumn in My Hometown
Mid-Autumn arrives with joyous cheer
The moonlight gently spreads across the sky
Sister Hang with a bright smile here
Scattering silver lights softly nearby.
Village roads bathed in golden moonlight glow
Groups of children joyfully sing and shout
Streets ablaze with flags and flowers aglow
Lanterns, masks, stars scattered about.
Drums beat rhythmically everywhere
Laughter and songs of joy fill the air
From every corner, every lane, everywhere
Mid-Autumn is beautiful with Hang Nga's golden glare.
Brother Pom stands beside Miss Na
Rosy cheeks as red as my sister's
Green rice flakes and cakes so fine
Sao Lantern shines brightly on this Mid-Autumn night.
Poetry of Sister Hang
The event host plays a crucial role in the Mid-Autumn Festival event, as they have the ability to creatively lead and entertain, actively engaging the audience. Particularly, when combined with the script of Uncle Cuoi and Sister Hang's Mid-Autumn night, it will make the reunion day even more wonderful.
5. Mid-Autumn Night
Hold hands and sing aloud!
Mid-Autumn night is so beautiful!
Holding hands, dancing joyously tonight
Friends! Come from all directions here!
The moonlight shines infinitely bright
Sister Hang! Do you know?
Come down here with me tonight
Sister! Life is joyous and bright!
Drums beat!
The drums resound
Drums beat!
The rhythm lively and sound
Oh friends!
Too much joy to contain!
To be together
With laughter resound
The sky is blue
Stars twinkle bright
Lanterns glow
Sparkling by our side
Mid-Autumn gifts
Let's toast together!
And together
Sing our love for life!
=> Reading poems about Sister Hang, surely childhood memories of the Mid-Autumn Festival flood back to you, bringing a mix of excitement and joy for life.
6. Welcoming the Mid-Autumn Festival
Ten years of August, the Mid-Autumn Festival
Moonlight filters through the cloudy shroud
Villages join in singing cheerfully
Children dance, waving fans, lion parades loud
Lanterns, candies in myriad shapes
Welcoming Hang Nga meticulously arranges
Elders and youth, mingling with glee
Gather around, breaking bread under autumn's canopy.
7. Journey Back to Childhood
Mid-Autumn, the festive day returns
Glimmers of memories flood back to me
The innocent skies of childhood call
So many reminiscences with the moon's decree
Warm childhood for many years
Filled up like the full mid-autumn moon's light
Moonlight whispers like a lullaby
Brightest moonlight of the autumn land and sky
Glowing feast beckoning graciously
Sister Hang's gentle presence graces the night
Golden gleam adorns the moonlit night
Lion dances, lion parade once a year
Gentle breeze whispers across the yard
Tender emotions softly resonate
Exuding the fragrance of tradition
Family reunites in complete love
Bustling joy in every street corner
Lanterns aglow in the capital city's streets
Colorful lights embellish the scene
Childhood joy bestowed by the full moon's glow
If only we could remain forever young
Simple childhood forever within me
A dream just once
Happy childhood under the moon's embrace.
=> The title of the poem is enough to suggest what it's about. When reading the poem about Sister Hang Nga, you'll surely want to return to childhood once again.
8. Moonlit Mid-Autumn Night
The moon hangs suspended, above bamboo trees
Sister Hang illuminates... candies of tamarind, candies of pink
We... compete in lantern parades
Inviting sister to dance... lions and dragons... in festive gatherings
Human world... breaks bread with grandeur
The mid-autumn moon shines... sparkling for generations
But many... children, oh moon!
Lanterns absent... candies not to be found
Hang Nga... hears... moves the heart
Above... she scatters golden light... for the world.
9. Welcoming Mid-Autumn
Mid-Autumn arrives with festive cheer
Rural roads gleam with golden moonlight
Sister Hang joins the gathering, lovely and dear
Together we break village feast under the night
Whose table is adorned with more
Soft, fragrant freshly baked cakes galore
Pomelos, oranges, persimmons, and crispy guavas
Fresh green rice flakes, not yet softened
Music and drums echo everywhere
Mid-Autumn resonates with laughter and song
Star lanterns light up, ready to shine
Children parade through every village, welcoming the moon.
=> A lively, impressive Mid-Autumn day, the poem evokes a bustling Mid-Autumn Festival with a feast filled with various items for children to break.
10. Mid-Autumn Alone
Mid-Autumn, the moon shines like a mirror
Alone, tossing and turning on the desolate bed
Lonely, the small drum remains silent
No longer feeling anger or resentment
In the sky, Uncle Cuoi sits quietly
Beneath the silent banyan tree, life is solitary
Sister Hang shines brightly everywhere
For thousands of years, living alone
The sky sighs with unspoken words of love
Sister Hang, Uncle Cuoi, alone together
So, we do not hesitate
Alone, a single figure, healthy and laughing.
=> This is also a fine poem about Sister Hang. Let's read it together to experience the most complete Mid-Autumn Festival.
11. Musings on Mid-Autumn
Mid-Autumn has arrived
Children joyous, laughter abound
The moon shines vast and bright
Sister Hang, Uncle Cuoi with their adorable entourage!
Wishes fly to the heavens
Grandma used to tell us, we'd listen intently
Tonight, the child sings passionately
So many words, so many gifts from her!
Watching the child gleeful as a flower
Knowing traditions may fade but not vanish
Tomorrow, fulfilling future promises
Mid-Autumn still recalls the old games!
Moonlight forever young in childhood
In the shadow, not dim, even far away!
=>Poetry about Sister Hang Nga is extremely lively during the Mid-Autumn festival.
12. Mid-Autumn Feast: I Invite... Poetry Soiree
Graceful figure draped in soft silk
Awaiting the gentle lady before the moonlit threshold
Bright pink glow of the flower lanterns
Fragrance of lotus tea... Sister Hang comes to play
Mid-Autumn feast... I invite
Poet guests stop by with intoxicated verses
Lyrical verse, dizzying rhythms
Seven-character lines brimming with heartfelt meanings
Eight-fold eloquence overflowing
Simple five-character phrases evoke poetic sources
Kind Uncle Cuoi, Sister Hang Nga
Dumbfounded by the seven beauties, poetry's charm
Stealing glances, wind of longing
Intoxicated night with words... poetry soirée.
=> This is also a great poem about Sister Hang, you can choose this poem to organize the Mid-Autumn Festival program.
13. Mid-Autumn Day
Holding lanterns to welcome Sister Hang
Tonight, the moonlight shines strangely bright
Just a bit of playful mischief
Causes the buffalo to wander, calling for its father
Cuoi, how many years, old moon?
Still the same, the verses linger
Full moon night comes, rounds again
Autumn moonlight shines, children play
Autumn comes and goes, seasons change
Carrying lanterns, breaking feasts, receiving Mid-Autumn gifts.
(Author: Nguyen Thuy Hanh)
14. Mid-Autumn
Mid-Autumn Festival is coming soon
Who could bear to split the moon in two?
Sister Hang goes to the market to buy flowers
Uncle Cuoi prepares for the Mid-Autumn celebration at home
Excited, I also prepare gifts
Drumming and frog croaking everywhere
Baked goods, sticky rice cakes, fruits
Taking them camping with many friends
I invite Sister Hang to join me
To enjoy the Mid-Autumn feast on the full moon night
Uncle Cuoi is delighted, laughing joyfully
Seeing me so happy, he forgets to eat
On this full moon night, I fulfill my dreams
Studying diligently, being a good child of Uncle Ho
Contributing to building the country
The land of rivers and mountains, descendants of dragons and fairies.
(Author: Dang Van Dong)
Above are poems about Sister Hang and folk rhymes about the full moon, lively, humorous, yet profound enough to make readers feel nostalgic and contemplative. You can refer to them to experience the atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
In addition, you can learn how to prepare the Mid-Autumn Festival feast on the Mid-Autumn Festival day to create the most beautiful feast and bring a festive atmosphere to the Mid-Autumn Festival day.
