Seeking the translation of Li Shangyin's "I can't wait to see the lights in Beijing on the fifteenth night of the first month"

In the Imperial Capital, moonlight is like water everywhere, lanterns are like mountains, and gorgeous and fragrant carriages block the spacious avenue. In my spare time, I didn't have a chance to witness the grand occasion of the Lantern Festival in Zhongxing, so I had to follow my fellow villagers to see the temple fair and visit the purple goddess with shame.

Notes on Li Shangyin's "I wish I could see Beijing lights on the fifteenth night of the first month":

Zi Gu: The name of the legendary goddess. In the southwest of China, especially in Xiangxi, it is said to be Ce Shen, also known as Zigu, Toilet Valley and Maogu. One said that he died of anger on the fifteenth day of the first month, and the other said that he was killed in the toilet and appeared on the fifteenth day of the first month. In order to commemorate her, people formed the custom of welcoming her on the fifteenth day of the first month.

Li Shangyin used this poem to describe the prosperous scene of the Tang Dynasty at that time, when watching lanterns on a grand scale. It depicts the magnificent scene that the moonlight in the sky and the lights on the ground cover the whole capital, and colorful cars and umbrellas block the avenue.