染雾经典英语美文鉴赏 篇一
A Walk to Remember
The sun was setting, casting a warm golden glow over the horizon. I took a deep breath, filling my lungs with the crisp autumn air. The leaves rustled beneath my feet as I walked along the winding path, surrounded by the beauty of nature.
As I walked, I couldn't help but think about all the memories I had made in this place. This was where I had my first kiss, where I had cried after a heartbreak, where I had laughed until my stomach hurt. Each tree, each rock, each blade of grass held a special place in my heart.
I reached the edge of the cliff and looked out at the breathtaking view before me. The sun was now a fiery red ball, sinking lower and lower in the sky. The clouds were painted in shades of pink and orange, creating a masterpiece in the sky.
I closed my eyes and let the gentle breeze caress my face. In that moment, I felt at peace. All my worries and fears melted away, leaving only a sense of serenity and contentment.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, I knew that this moment would stay with me forever. It was a reminder of the beauty and wonder that surrounded me, a reminder to cherish every moment and hold onto the memories that made life worth living.
I turned and began the journey back home, my heart full of gratitude and love for the world around me. And as I walked, I knew that no matter where life took me, this place would always hold a special corner of my heart.
经典英语美文鉴赏 篇二
The Power of Kindness
It was a cold winter day, and I was rushing to catch the bus to work. As I ran down the street, I saw an elderly woman struggling to carry her groceries. Without hesitation, I ran over to help her, taking the heavy bags from her hands.
She smiled gratefully and thanked me, her eyes shining with gratitude. In that moment, I realized the power of a simple act of kindness. It had the ability to brighten someone's day, to make them feel seen and cared for.
As I walked the woman to her doorstep, she told me her story. She had recently lost her husband and was feeling lost and alone. My small act of kindness had reminded her that there was still goodness in the world, that there were people who cared.
I left her doorstep with a warm feeling in my heart, knowing that I had made a difference in someone's life. That day, I learned that kindness was not just a gesture, but a way of living. It had the power to change lives, to bring hope and joy to those who needed it most.
From that day on, I made a conscious effort to spread kindness wherever I went. Whether it was holding the door open for a stranger or offering a smile to someone in need, I knew that even the smallest act could make a difference.
And as I looked back on that cold winter day, I realized that the true power of kindness lay not in the act itself, but in the ripple effect it created. It had the ability to inspire others to do the same, creating a chain reaction of love and compassion that could change the world.
经典英语美文鉴赏 篇三
经典英语美文鉴赏
英文原文
I recently lost my best friend Arnold in an automobile accident while moving my family to our new home in Arizona. Arnold was an 8-month-old pot belly who taught me so much about love, devotion and companionship. I am devastated by his loss, but thank God daily for blessing me with the joy of having Arnold for his short life.
Anyone contemplating a pot belly as a pet should know that if you are a true pet lover and devote yourself to them, a pot belly will make the most wonderful friend. You will be assured of endless hours of fascination and entertainment as you both grow together in understanding the human/pot belly relationship. Words cannot describe this relationship and it can only be fully understood by experiencing it.
Arnold didn’t know he was a pig -- he thought he was just another member of our family -- modeling his behavior through observing me, my wife, my two daughters and our beagles. He was convinced he was loved by all; and he was, even when he was ornery trying to just get our attention. He learned his name, how to sit and how to use the litter box all in the first week we had him (at 7 weeks old!).
He loved to sleep on your lap as you sat on the couch watching TV. He didn’t care if he grew to weigh 45lbs, he still expected you to hoist him onto your lap at precisely 8:00 pm every evening where he would fall fast asleep within seconds after snuggling his wet nose between your neck and shoulder. If you didn’t respond to his initial "honks" letting you know it was his nap time, he would bump your legs with his nose until you picked him up. With his weight as it was, you couldn’t hold him all evening as he preferred, so you had to slide him off onto the couch next to you where he would sleep for hours with all four legs and his nose sticking straight up in the air. He would snore as long as he could feel you next to him but would immediately wake up if you tried to leave the couch. We had hours of fun balancing objects like a salt shaker on his flat nose while he slept soundly.
Arnold helped me in all my chores around our five acres in the country. Just being there at my feet, interested in what I was doing made even the most mundane tasks enjoyable. When he was out roaming and foraging and you would call out his name, he would come running at top speed, honking the whole way until he got close to you where he would dodge you, zigzagging around with a few victory roles turning in circles before settling down and calmly walking up to you with his tail wagging as if to say (winking) "hah, got-cha."
He even helped me build a kit aircraft and a customized trailer to haul it around in. I was planning on taking him flying with me some day. He loved to play with my sockets and rolled them around on the shop floor. Just as I would struggle and get frustrated with some difficult task, Arnold would show up underneath the trailer, with his wet nose in my ear and honking -- seeming to say, "take a break and laugh with me for a while, that should make it all better." And it did, every time. God’s marvelous creations minister to us in the most special ways if we can just stop for a few moments and observe them. God used Arnold to teach us this very important lesson in life which we will never forget.
My wife and two daughters began to say that Arnold and I were so close that he had become the son that I never had in our family. It seemed that we could no longer have any kind of conversation in our family or with our friends without Arnold being a main topic. The neighborhood kids would make appointments to come visit Arnold and couldn’t wait to come over and play with him.
Arnold went most everywhere with us--Pet’s Mart, Wal-Mart, birthday parties, Christmas vacation to Grandma’s. He loved riding in the car/shopping basket and was a big hit everywhere he went. Arnold had become such an important part of our life that when we found out that our family would have to move to another state, we insisted that the contract on our new house be contingent on the homeowners’ association approval of Arnold in writing before we would agree to purchasing in our prestigious neighborhood.
On the day we left our old home town, we had a going away lunch with our friends from church. Everyone there just had to go out to the truck where Arnold and all our other pet were and say goodbye. Arnold trusted me to take care of him and get him to his new home. Tragically, along the way, the wind blast from a semi knocked our trailers out of control and pushed our truck off a 40’ bridge. We lost a big part of our family that day when our pets Arnold, Sweeti and Leanna were killed. I feel terrible for not being able to protect Arnold the way he trusted me to. However, I will be forever grateful for the fond memories of him which I will cherish forever.
Thank you for reading this and allowing me to share some of Arnold’s life with you. If you decide that a pot belly is the right choice for you both, I pray that you will be rewarded in the same way my family was with Arnold.
