At that moment, spring blossomed in my world.
The wind blew into my sleeves. Although it was not as biting and cold as winter, it made me feel cold. I walked on the way home, my steps getting slower and slower. The successive failures in exams, coupled with this mistake, pushed my heart to the ice cellar. How many times have I wanted to ask myself – what’s wrong with me now? I didn’t want to go home right away, even though I knew my parents wouldn’t say anything, but the self-blame in my heart forced me to take some quiet time. I sat down on the stone steps downstairs and watched the people passing by on the street.
My eyes stopped on a pot of flowers not far away - I recognized it, the spider plant raised by my grandma was very similar to it. Its leaves were withered and yellow, hanging down weakly. Only the ends of the roots still had a trace of pitiful green. The flowerpot was also very worn out. The whole flower was lying on the stone steps not far away. Apparently, he was discarded. I walked over slowly, picked it up, and moved it to myself. I looked at it carefully: Dear Hua'er, do you have the same mood as me? I don’t feel like I’ve been sitting around until sunset, and I feel much better. I moved the spider plant upstairs and placed it on the balcony next to my grandma's spider plant. I watered it a little every day, and after more than a week passed, I was still wandering listlessly and found to my surprise that the originally withered yellow leaves of the spider plant that I picked up turned green again. I am very surprised by its tenacious vitality and its ability to grasp the meager nourishment every day. I couldn't help but realize that my will was not as strong as this spider plant. Just a few failed exams defeated my confidence. And it - Chlorophytum, gave me a complete awakening. Suddenly, a strong orchid bloomed in my heart - at that moment, my world blossomed.
The melting of ice and snow means the arrival of spring. Orchids melt the ice and snow in my heart, making my heart clear and enlightened. At that moment, spring blossomed in my world...another orchid.