1, the belt is getting wider and wider, but I don't regret it, which makes people haggard for Iraq.
This poem was written by Liu Yong, a poet in the Song Dynasty. It means that I think you can't eat or sleep, you have lost a lot of weight and your clothes have become loose. It's not because I miss you too much that I become haggard.
Although the meaning of this word is a bit exaggerated, if you tell someone you miss, I believe ta will be shy after listening. After all, I miss you so much that I can't live without you!
2. Look at the sky at dusk, look at the clouds, walk and miss you, and sit and miss you.
This poem was written by Tang Yin, a poet in the Ming Dynasty. It means that I miss you when I look at the blue sky during the day and the clouds at night. Whether I'm walking or sitting, I'm thinking of you and expressing my restless boundless lovesickness.
I have to admire the way the ancients expressed their feelings. Sweet to their boredom, give full play to the feeling of missing another person. If you take this poem to express your feelings, I believe that not many people can bear to refuse.
3. I miss you every day, and I drink Yangtze River water.
This poem comes from the northern song poet Li Zhiyi's Fu, and Fu? I live at the head of the Yangtze River, a word written by Li Zhiyi in the Northern Song Dynasty. Poetry means that I miss you every day, but I can't see you. I can only drink the water from the Yangtze River and write my thoughts alone.
This poem is familiar to everyone. If you take this sentence to express your feelings, I believe no one does not know what it means, but the other party will blush when they hear it, and finally promise you!
Editor of this article: Xiaojie
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