(2) The whole poem expresses a kind of parting when breaking up with others. The first sentence uses the scenery to render the sadness of parting, and the "bleak west wind" renders the desolation of parting; The second sentence directly expresses the sadness of parting, which is heartbreaking. The two of them sat silently without touching a drop of wine. The fourth sentence: The poet has been watching his friends leave alone and calmly in the silent twilight and misty rain, which aggravated and deepened his sadness when he left.