As if this star was not from last night, which poem was it from?

This poem came from the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Before Leaving the Fortress." The whole poem is as follows: > " The old man has already gone to the Yellow Crane Tower by riding a yellow crane. > The yellow crane is gone, never to return. The white clouds are empty for a thousand years. > Qingchuan Li Li Hanyang trees and grass lush parrot island. > Where is the village at dusk? the misty waves on the river make one sad. > It seems that the stars were not for whom they stood in the middle of the night. > " Just like the moonlight shining on the world, not today. > Suddenly I understood the sorrowful boatman lamenting the fishing platform. > The water at the head of Parrot Island gurgled, and the clear river flowed past the trees of Hanyang. > " The lush green grass on Parrot Island used to be the Yellow Crane Tower. > It seems that the stars were not for whom they stood in the middle of the night. > Suddenly I understood the sorrowful boatman lamenting the fishing platform.