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My mother is the thread, and I am the kite. She gives me
freedom, but also restricts me; the thread helps me soar high, but also ties
me down.
The kite cannot exist without the thread, and the thread cannot exist
without the kite. No matter how high the kite flies, it is always bound by
the thread. Even when the kite flies well, the thread worries about it every
moment, afraid that it will break free, fly too high and become dangerous or
be blown away by the wind.
I am the kite that cannot forget the thread in my mother's hand. Even though
I need freedom, space to grow and the courage to challenge heights and
dangers, I am still a kite on my mother's thread.
Finally, one day, I learn to fly and leave the thread. I drift with the
wind, and my heart is full of fear. Tears fill the kite's eyes and fall like
raindrops, missing the thread. When the kite looks back, it cannot return.
But then the kite looks up and realizes that it can fly freely. The tears
are wiped away, and a smile of contentment appears, knowing that I am free
and happy. I forget the sadness, learn to be strong, and try not to be
afraid of the wandering life.
The kite shouts, "I am free!" and hums a cheerful tune.
I am free, but when the wind blows on my wings, and the rain wets my body, I
become exhausted and unable to withstand the raging storm. Unfortunately, I
fall to the wet ground like a helpless child.
After the rain, the sun comes out, and golden warm sunlight fills me. My
mood also becomes cheerful. I look up at the sky, and it seems like the sun
is smiling happily with me.
A few days later, the wind blows again, and I suddenly feel light. I look
down and realize that I am flying again. I spread my wings with joy, and fly
like a majestic eagle in the blue sky. But I am also worried. When will I
fall again? When will I encounter the same situation?
In fact, life has ups and downs. As long as the heart is big enough, the
heart can fly high, far and well. One cannot fear the storm if one opens up
one's heart to challenge heights and dangers. Let our spirits fly freely! |
