A blind girl said:
Well, if you ask me what my greatest happiness is,
That is to give me even one day of light.
Let me see my relatives, friends,
Look at the sun, stars, moon,
Look at the wilderness, grassland, ocean,
Look at the most beautiful paintings, the most beautiful dances,
Look at what is blue, green, red and yellow.
There are so many things I want to see,
There is too little time in a day,
But I'm also very grateful,
If you can give me a bright day!
A deaf boy said:
Well, if you ask me what my greatest happiness is,
Just give me a voice, even for a day.
Let me listen to my mother's whisper, listen to singing, piano sound,
Listen to the wind and rain, listen to the waves,
Listen to the roar of tigers and the chirping of birds.
I have so much to listen to,
There is too little time in a day.
But I'm also very grateful,
If you can give me a voice for a day!
How a mute wishes,
Talk to your friends in your own voice,
Sing with your own voice.
How much a person in a wheelchair wants to stand up,
Walk over, walk with your companions and climb the mountain together.
An old man said,
He is willing to sacrifice everything as long as he can go back to his youth.
Ah, everything is worth cherishing,
If you lose it,
Always remind yourself what to cherish,
Like a river, it flows around you. ...
Extended data:
Cherish is a poem by Ceng Zhuo, a contemporary writer in China. Zeng, formerly known as. Pen names include Liu Hong, Ma Lai, A Wen, Fang Ning, Fang Meng and Vivi Lin.
Published works 65438 to 0939. Published poetry collections: Door, Tree on the Cliff, Song of the Old Sailor, Selected Lyrics of Ceng Zhuo; Prose collection: The Pursuit of Beauty, Let the Fire Burn, and Notes of the Piper. 1994, The Collected Works of Ceng Zhuo was published in three volumes. Former vice chairman of Hubei Writers Association and vice chairman of Wuhan Federation of Literary and Art Circles.
Among them, Song of the Old Sailor won the second national excellent new poetry collection award, and Notes of the Piper won the national excellent prose (collection) award in the new period.
In poetry creation, Ceng Zhuo attaches great importance to the sincerity of creative feelings. He once said, "Readers can't be deceived. They first distinguish between true poetry and non-poetry, and then distinguish between good poetry and bad poetry. " His poems are concise, natural, philosophical and sincere. His articles are also poetic.
His works bring warmth and beauty to people. He is full of love for life and gratitude to the world and friends. It is precisely because of this attitude of cherishing life that he can still sincerely say to the world when he is dying: I love you, thank you!
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