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Lately, the weather seems to be as sentimental as humans. I
sit by the window all day, gazing out at the two parallel asphalt roads that
extend into the distance like they have no end. I understand that these
roads carry the past and future of many people.
Time spins like a carousel, and I inhale the autumn air and savor the
beautiful scenery outside the window, where "frost-covered leaves are redder
than flowers in February." Suddenly, I realize that this is already my
sixteenth autumn. The fleeting years slip away between my fingers, and I
still seem to be immersed in my youthful days. At sixteen, I play the
youthful melody of a girl in her prime, carrying the beautiful aspirations
of high school girls.
From babbling to reading, my path has been filled with thorns. Encouragement
from loved ones taught me to never give up my faith and to learn to practice
what I preach.
For six years of primary school, I lived amidst praises from others, playing
and frolicking with classmates, leading a carefree life with no obstacles.
But three years of junior high school made me experience hardships. The
carefree life was long gone, and I almost spent my entire day in criticism.
I lived in embarrassment and helplessness, wanting to find a way out in the
darkness.
"Amidst mountains and rivers, doubts arise over the path ahead; In the dim
light, a village emerges beyond the willows and flowers." High school life
seemed to have entered the right track, but obstacles remained. Friction
with classmates became a problem during studying. Nevertheless, I believe I
can break through obstacles and devote myself fully to learning.
In these sixteen long years, whenever I'm feeling down, I recall the happy
times with my classmates. Perhaps memories can bring me some comfort. Time
may flow with the current, and people may change with circumstances, but
memories never fade away. They are invisible wings that accompany you
soaring in the blue sky and visible companions that make you smile in
moments of disappointment. Standing at the end of my sixteen years, I let
beautiful memories be forever engraved in my heart! |
