Meteor shower

At 1 o'clock on the morning of November 18, the autumn wind is bleak, and the autumn worms, I stand on the top of the deciduous hills, looking forward to the arrival of the "Leo" meteor shower.

The starry sky of autumn is neither as dense as a summer night nor as sparse as a winter night star. When the stars are in the autumn clouds, it is like playing hide-and-seek games.

Looking up at the sky, I fluttered and flew, as if I had entered the boundless universe... I was greeted by Sirius, which was shining with silver and white, and the other seven flickering stars, forming a big dog, and then with me. It will be the famous Orion star. He is like a hunter who bends his arrow and points his arrow at Aries. "Hey, Orion, who is behind you?" I am curious. Orion satisfied with the answer: "That is my two children, called Gemini. Hey, they also hold two hounds: big dog and little dog."

The "Meteor" cheers brought me back to the earth, and I looked up to see the meteor flying away. Two minutes later, another meteor flew over me or looked up. The meteor shower did not come as scheduled and the autumn cloud slowly pulled up.

Although the "rain" has not been seen, but the light arc that cut through the night sky and the starry sky in the fall are my infinite illusions about the vast universe.

Fifth grade: Li