Hello, everyone, I'm going to participate in the school recitation contest, but my voice is relatively low, which is more suitable for reading sad prose or poetry, and should be controlled within 3 mi

Hello, everyone, I'm going to participate in the school recitation contest, but my voice is relatively low, which is more suitable for reading sad prose or poetry, and should be controlled within 3 minutes. The poem "Give me an ear" written by Cambridge for deaf children is suitable for reading in a low voice.

Give me an ear that can only hear.

-For deaf children

Cambridge

Mother gave me an ear that I could only hear.

I want to hear birds sing.

Listen to the sound of running water in the river.

Listen to my mother calling me.

Mother gave me an ear that I could only hear.

I want to hear the teacher tell us fairy tales.

The girl who sells matches in winter

The warmth in her hands

I want to listen with my ears.

Listen to our hearts.

Mother gave me an ear that I could only hear.

I want to be like a child.

Learn to sing a song. Just one song.

Sing to the sun, sing to the moon

Mother gave me an ear that I could only hear.

I want to hear the plane fly over the blue sky.

Listen to the rumble of trains and the ticking of cars.

You can call out their names with your eyes closed.

Give me an ear that can only hear.

I will be happier than happiness.

Happier than happiness