Dream catching

There are many dreams in my life. I can’t count as many stars. They are close to me from time to time, and sometimes they are far away from me, making me unpredictable. But there is a star that always shines with the most dazzling light, giving me endless power and letting me learn to be strong.

My dream is: I hope that my illness will get better soon, study hard, and be a useful person in the future. Now, although I am suffering from a disability, I will not give in. I have to exercise every day, not afraid of difficulties, go forward and stick to the end. I believe that I will overcome the disease and reproduce the light.

On a Sunday afternoon, my mother worked with me in the park as usual. The park can be lively, some people are playing on the swings; some are flying kites; some are picnicking on the grass; others are boating on the river... and me? Mom is carefully holding me to exercise, she always encourages me and cheers for me. When I was tired, my mother took me to the chair and let me rest for a while before continuing to walk. After about five minutes, my mother picked me up and went on. I bit my teeth and made a lot of effort. I insisted on walking for a while. Later, I couldn’t move anymore, and my mother took me home heavily.

On the way home, my mother said to me with great enthusiasm: "Children, you must learn to be strong. You must make more progress when you go next week! Mom believes that you must do it." I nodded after listening. Mom smiled, I laughed too...

I really hope that my illness will get better soon. Through this exercise, I think of a famous saying: Iron shovel is a needle, I am afraid of someone.

Sixth grade: Zhang Zhicheng