Ancient poems describing maternal love, as well as detailed appreciation are as follows:

1. Silently, I went up to the west building alone, the moon was like a hook. The lonely Wutong deep courtyard locks Qingqiu. ——Du Mu? "Autumn Evening"

Appreciation: This poem comes from Du Mu's "Autumn Evening". The poet expresses his lonely mood through "Speechless Alone on the West Tower", and depicts the beauty of the bright moon through "The Moon Is Like a Hook". And "Lonely Wutong deep courtyard locks Qingqiu" implies the mother's affectionate care. The phoenix tree is a symbol of protection from wind and rain, and the deep autumn lock in the deep courtyard hints at the mother's love for her children.

The whole poem shows the author's feelings by describing the scenery of autumn night, and also contains the longing for maternal love. The poet uses "silver candle autumn light to draw a screen" to describe the dim light of silver candles illuminating the screen in the autumn night, creating a picture of a quiet and cool autumn night. "Qingluo Small Fan Flapping Flowing Fireflies" depicts a small fan flapping fireflies, outlining the tranquility and beauty of an autumn night.

2. Last night we fought back to the north, now the years are new. The mother flies in front of her son to report that she is safe. She knows that her son has come a thousand miles away. ——Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower"?

Appreciation: This poem comes from Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower". "The mother flies before her son to report that she is safe, and she knows that her son has traveled thousands of miles away" shows the scene where the mother is deeply relieved when her son returns the news after traveling far away. The poet expresses the mother's concern and joy for her son through the scene of her son returning home from a long journey to report that he is safe, and shows the deep emotion of maternal love.

3. The thin mulberry trees are planted in the hands, and the orioles are singing in the fields. ——Bai Juyi's "Farewell to Fu De Gu Yuan Cao"

Appreciation: This poem comes from Bai Juyi's "Farewell to Fu De Gu Yuan Cao". "Hands Planting Thin Mulberries" depicts the mother's hard work, while "Orioles in the Field" expresses the harmonious scene of orioles singing in the quiet fields. By describing the mother's hard work and the peaceful field scenery, the poem expresses the author's deep feelings for his mother, showing the selfless maternal love and feelings for the family.

Through the growth and withering of grass, it reflects the cycle of life. It vividly expresses the endless life of things in nature, and also implies the impermanence and change of life. With endless longing for my mother.