Candle

What is a candle? Candles are not only a small sand in people's lives, but also an ordinary and great force. It seems too insignificant that the candle ignites in the dark and goes out in the light. However, we cannot do without it.

The life of the candle is very dull, white, red, colorful, with a shofar on the head. Life begins on the shofar. Gradually, the flame swallowed the shofar and began to melt the body of the candle. A drop of wax beads is like a string of teardrops that solidify. The ancients used the "spring silkworm to the dead silk, the wax torch into the gray tears to dry" to describe its unswerving spirit.

Yes! The spirit of the candle is not only the object of praise of the ancients, but also our example. Therefore, the life of a candle is brilliant, from birth to death, always dedicated to people's bright. In the current era when electric lights enter thousands of households, the role of candles seems to have disappeared. Do not! No. In the event of a power outage, the candle still has its own use.

The jade-like white candlestick sends the soul to the west; the agate-like red candle welcomes the new family; the colorful birthday candle symbolizes the beginning of another year... each one is filled with nostalgia for the past, for the future look forward to. Reading under a slight candlelight will feel warm; walking under a slight candlelight will feel comfortable; celebrating a birthday under a slight candlelight will be happy.

While praising the candle, I can't help but think of the teacher who is eager to pursue and tireless. She is like a candle, the flame of time melts her youth. The teacher is the candle in the journey of the student, and will always be the end of the student's victory, and the teaching is the candle that will never die, always warming the student's body and illuminating the student's heart.

Candle! I praise you, illuminate others, and burn myself! For the light of people's light and dedication, no fear!

Teacher! I sing you, teach the students, and aging themselves! For the future of the students, the day and night workers, do their best!

Sixth grade: lemon dragon