What are the poems that struggle away from home?

1, Poetry: Since we left each other, we drifted like clouds, and ten years passed like water-until we finally got together again.

From: Wei in Tang Dynasty, an old friend of Liangzhou in Huaishang.

Interpretation: After parting, like floating clouds, the years of running water pass by in a hurry.

2, verse: I have been away from my hometown for many years, and my personnel have been half tired recently.

Said by: Two hometown couplets by He in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: After leaving my hometown for many years, I feel that the personnel in my hometown have changed too much after returning to China.

3. Poetry: Clouds cover the sun, but wanderers ignore it.

From: Han Dynasty, anonymous "Travel again"

Interpretation: The drifting clouds cover the sun, and the wanderers in different places don't want to return it.

4. Poetry: It is better to return early than to cover the sky.

From: Du Fu's Summer Night Sigh in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: Although the blue and purple official uniforms are added to them, it is better to return to their hometown as soon as possible.

5, verse: Humayi north wind, the south branch of the Bird's Nest.

From: Han Dynasty, anonymous "Travel again"

Interpretation: The horses in the north are connected to the north wind, and the bird's nest in the south is connected to the branches in the south.