I’ve Never Thought

I’ve never thought

One day

I would find such a proper place

To place my busy and tired soul Just stand there

See the sunset[日落]and

Enjoy everything around me

I’ve never thought

One day

I could unload[卸下]all the load[負(fù)擔(dān)]Close my eyes and relax myself

Listening to the birdcall[鳥(niǎo)叫聲]that breaks the cold and the silence to the roar[吼叫聲]of the plane across the sky

to the rustle[沙沙聲]of the fallen leaves in the winter wind

I’ve never thought

One day

I would stare at the top of the tree where the sun sheds[灑下]light on And imagine one and another fairy tales

fiddling[擺弄]with the little windmill[風(fēng)車]in my hand gently[輕輕地]

I’ve never thought

Everything snow-covered could also bring me a long-lost beauty

And I also have never thought

One day

I could be like a poet[詩(shī)人]to tell you all of my emotion[情感]

When I was in the woods[樹(shù)林]by the river

The place I’ve never thought of

黑龍江省齊齊哈爾市戴爾英語(yǔ)學(xué)校 賈靖

Remarks by teacher Mr. Donkey:

How can it be written by a middle school student who has no experience about love and life?

Remarks by teacher Mr. Jesse:

The journey through one’s own mind is most perilous and rewarding, no matter the age.