What are the poems about missing distant lovers?

Poems about missing distant lovers are as follows:

1, verse: enter my lovesick door and know my lovesick.

From: Li Bai's 357 words in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: If someone can be in my mind, they will certainly understand this kind of lovesickness.

2. Poem: I just hope your heart is the same as mine, and don't miss home.

Said by: Li Zhiyi, in the Song Dynasty, I lived at the head of the Yangtze River.

Interpretation: I only hope that you and I have the same mind and will live up to this mutual yearning.

3. Poem: A glass of wine in the spring breeze of peaches and plums, Yi Deng in the Jianghu for ten years.

Said by: Huang Tingjian, Song Dynasty's "Send Yellow Several Times"

Interpretation: In the spring breeze, I saw peaches and plums and drank wine, and the rivers and lakes were down and out. I have been away for ten years, and I often miss you listening to the autumn rain.

4. Poetry: I don't regret that my belt is getting wider and wider, which makes people haggard for Iraq.

From: Song, Liu Yong, Dead Hua Lian, Living in a Dangerous Building.

Interpretation: I am getting thinner and looser, and I have no regrets. I'd rather languish for her.

5. Poetry: If you don't miss life, you will miss life, and life will hurt you.

From: Yuan Dynasty, Xu Zaisi's Gui Gui Ling Chun Qing.

Interpretation: I don't know what acacia is from birth to now, and I only know what acacia is, but I am deeply tortured by acacia.