How to write this sad sentence of homesickness?

A sad sentence of homesickness goes like this: home is the warmest place. That place that worries me the most! When the moon is full, I think of my quiet home, my father's white hair and my mother's tears. When the sun is shining, I miss my warm home, my father's hunchback and my mother's cocoon flowers.

I'm homesick, thinking about the yellow light. When I see it at night, in cold weather, there will be a warm current flowing into my blood and flowing all over my body. My legs, numb with cold, will run back with inexhaustible strength.

I'm homesick, thinking about the yellow light. When I see it at night, in cold weather, there will be a warm current flowing into my blood and flowing all over my body. My legs, numb with cold, will run back with inexhaustible strength.

The so-called parents are those who are constantly happy and sad behind their backs and want to get their hugs back but dare not say anything. I feel homesick suddenly, especially when I am away from home.

Homesickness, like a cup of strong tea, is somewhat elegant in bitterness; Homesickness, like the timbre of saxophone, is far-reaching and long, giving you homesickness; Homesickness, like a breeze in March, caresses you gently. It is said that home is the harbor of the soul, the shelter of life and the synonym of warmth.

Homesick and sad sentences include: homesick, very warm, always makes me calm. I miss my home, my bed and whether my mother has white hair and deep wrinkles every day. That sallow face that records the years is the most touching and distressing face I have ever seen. Mom, I miss you.