A poem describing forgetting someone.

People often say that everything is difficult at the beginning, but it is more difficult to forget someone than to like someone. It is expressed in verse as follows:

1, when there is poverty in the corner of the world, there is only endless acacia. This sentence comes from Yan Shu's "Yulouchun" in the Song Dynasty. Even if there is an end to the ends of the earth, the days will never end, only the sadness of missing people has no end, no end.

Remember that your heart is like the West River, which flows eastward day and night. The Sorrow of Jiangling, written by Yu in the Tang Dynasty. The feeling of missing you is like the Xijiang River flowing day and night, which never stops. It expresses a woman's yearning for her lover, and uses an endless river to compare her endless yearning.