My hometown cannot tolerate the body. Author of the poem

Author: Anonymous.

Full sentence: There is no room for the body in my hometown, and there is no room for the soul in a foreign country. If you can live a stable life, who would want to be displaced.

The full sentence means:

I want to stay in my hometown to accompany my elderly parents and underage children, but in order to let my family live a good life, I have to go far away. Wandering; wandering in a foreign land, sometimes even wandering around, leaving no place for the inner soul. No one wants to live a life of being separated from their family and wandering around if they can live their lives in peace and stability.

I couldn’t find a way to support my family in a place called home. I found a place to support my family but couldn’t find a home. From then on, there was wandering, distance, longing, and too many things. The reluctance and helplessness, if you can live a stable life, who would want to be homeless.

Perception:

In order to live and dream, too many people have become children who have left home. When you tell people about your hometown, you always squint your eyes and fall into happy memories: My home is in such and such a place, how happy I was at that time... At this time, you are more energetic than ever.

Perhaps you are forced to live apart from your family, and it is for the sake of your family that you leave your hometown to work. There are thousands of simple migrant workers who are reluctant to give up food and clothing outside and leave it to their families and children. , they are burdened with the greatest pressure nowadays, not only to help the next generation get married and buy a house, but also to support the elderly of the previous generation, so they have no choice but to sacrifice their own lives.