Among many ancient poems, which one do you think can best express the meaning of "I miss you"?

Speaking of ancient poems, but the traditional culture handed down in China for thousands of years, often an ancient poem will record the story, or express a feeling, or it may represent an unforgettable feeling. In today's society, when we hear "I miss you", we will feel that it is a very explicit expression of feelings, but we will still hear many similar expressions of feelings, which will make people feel warm and sweet at the same time. In fact, there are many similar poems expressing "I miss you" in ancient poetry. We might as well get to know them and learn to express our feelings in this talented and fresh way in the future. Then let's take a look at some ancient poems that express "missing you".

1. I live at the head of the Yangtze River and you live at the end of the Yangtze River. I miss you every day, but I can't see you, so I drink Yangtze River water.

The literal meaning of this word can be seen. It says that I live at the source of the Yangtze River and you live at the end of the Yangtze River. I miss you every day, but I will never see you, but I will drink the water of the Yangtze River together. This is a very straightforward expression "I miss you."

2. Look at the sky at dusk, look at the clouds, walk and miss you, and sit and miss you.

This is a very typical word of in my heart forever. Is to watch the clouds from morning till night, miss you when you leave, and miss you when you sit. This word is clearer than the last one. It says that I've been fidgeting all day, thinking of someone in my mind. It can be said that "I miss you" is very explicit.

3. Sauvignon Blanc is like a memory, and short acacia is infinite. If I had known that acacia was tied in my heart like this, it would not be like you didn't know.

The meaning of these two poems is: eternal lovesickness and eternal memories, even if they are short-lived, are endless. Acacia is so entangled in my heart that it is better not to know it at first. This poem deeply expresses the love of acacia, although it is not too straightforward, but the love of acacia has not decreased at all. It is conceivable that this poem is really a very euphemistic and tasteful poem when it is used to express "I miss you" now.

4. The husband guards the border and closes his concubine to Wu, and the west wind blows his concubine and worries about her husband. I sent a short letter, and every line of the letter soaked my tears. The cold came to you, and I sent warm clothes, but I don't know if I received them.

This poem describes a woman's feelings for her husband who is guarding the border with the first-person narrator. Even if the west wind blows, I will think of my husband. Some letters even shed thousands of tears to express my concern for my husband. It's cold, and I'm still worried about whether the clothes have reached my husband. Every sentence is full of my worries and thoughts about my husband who is far away from home. In fact, it can be summed up in one sentence as "I miss you." Although I didn't express my thoughts directly, every sentence indirectly expressed my thoughts.

We have to admire the talents of the ancients.