A helpless poem of a wife betraying her husband

The following is an ancient poem that fits your description. In it, expressing complaints about her husband from the wife's perspective is actually complaining that her superiors don't pay attention to themselves and she is frustrated:

Wife's Complaint-Yang Yuhuan

When the sun sets, heartbroken people are at the end of the world.

Shame is not over, independent dusk.

Last night, the west wind withered the trees, and I went up to the tall building alone and looked at the horizon.

I don't regret that my belt is getting wider and wider, which makes people haggard for Iraq.

Looking for him in the crowd, suddenly looking back, the man was there, dimly lit.

This poem, from the perspective of Yang Yuhuan in the Tang Dynasty, describes that her husband knows how to travel far, and her wife stands alone in a tall building, feeling disappointed and complaining that her husband has not returned. In the poem, the phrase "looking for him for thousands of times, suddenly looking back, people are there, and the lights are dim" implies that the wife is actually complaining that the superior does not attach importance to herself and does not give opportunities.

Please note that the emotional expression in this poem is a part of artistic creation and may not fully reflect the actual situation. Ancient poems often use fables and metaphors to express abstract thoughts and emotions, which need to be understood in the context of literature.

There is also Li Qingzhao's accusation against her husband in A Dream Order, which is actually to express her accusation that her husband has not returned to success.