Hope light

The seeds of weeds lack the stimulation of light and are difficult to germinate; if people lack the call of hope, they will also sink.

In my opinion, hope is a light, even a faint light, can give hope in the darkness of the five fingers. Moreover, light is an indispensable thing in the world. I think that if this light of hope is missing, the world will gradually become nothingness. In the fear of darkness, human beings will lose themselves and then destroy. And even a faint light can bring hope.

For me, my father is my light. Help when I am in trouble; give pointers when I am confused; point me to a path to light when I am lost. I only have my father, and this family is only supported by him. I am too weak, I can only study, learn, and learn more and more. Only in this way can I repay his contribution to this family. I still have no ability to work. I can only say a hard work to him when he returns home. However, he still feels very satisfied. For him, I am also his light, his only hope.

For those buried in the ruins of the earthquake, the rescuers are their light, the hope they pray for. Despite being buried, it will try to go to the place where there is light. It is just the light of a faint flashlight and the hope of their survival. The beauty of the light in the darkness, which cannot be described by words, is the only spiritual pillar left by the people on the verge of death. The light...the only thing they are craving after being swallowed up by the darkness, supports the only belief that they live. Light is the root of hope.

Giving up the light is giving up hope, giving up tomorrow, and the future.

Even if it is engulfed by the darkness, be sure to stick to your own beliefs, look for hope, and the light in your heart... Even if it is weak, it will allow you to support it and find a way to the light, from the bottom to the road to success.

Give yourself a light of hope, she can make the withered branches rede green, she can make the dry river spring waves. Give yourself a light of hope! friends.

Sixth grade: Lin Yazhen