A letter to the "Flower Thieves"

Dear "Flower Thief":

Hello!

I am Li Suning, a sixth grade student. It is not too much to call you a flower thief. Recently, in the flower beds in our community and schools, your presence has frequently appeared, resulting in a rapid decrease in the number of flowers. However, I don't hate you, because I used to be a flower thief, and now I have become a flower ambassador to help you correct your mistakes.

I have been a flower thief, I understand that everyone is because the flowers are beautiful, and the nectar is very sweet to pick flowers. When I was in the first grade, I often pulled a red flower in the school, took out its flower core, and sucked it. In one bite, the nectar is gone, but the sweet taste spreads out in the mouth. This taste is really beautiful, but when I see the flowers in one place, I am very sad. Do you have this feeling? Some girls, when they see beautiful flowers, take it off for a moment, but they can get tired of it and throw it away. Have you thought about it? How long does the beauty of this flower last after leaving the soil? What do you mean by looking at you alone? It is better to let it open in the original place and let more people appreciate it. This kind of beauty makes sense. What do you think?

Friends, get rid of this bad problem, let me be a flower ambassador, protect flowers, beautify the environment, you will be as beautiful as flowers!

I wish you health and happiness!

Your friend: Li Suning

2011.10.12

1 sixth grade: Li Suning