What does it mean for Iraqis to lean against the door and hope you can go home one step at a time, and to detain guests by railings to see the road ahead of Ibrahim?

The forever woman in my heart leans against the door, expecting her husband's return. I really can't find the next sentence, but I checked the meaning of travelers and the meaning of relying on them. The pillar is the railing of a tall building. People leaning on the railing are generally preoccupied, some are meditating, and some are expecting the return of people from afar, so they are often used in poetry to express sadness, missing, contemplating alone and so on. Common images in classical Chinese. Miss one's old country, hometown and relatives.