If I become a lamp, I will be a mother

Suppose I became a lamp.

Suppose I became a lamp.

If I become a lamp, a lamp on the side of the road, I will stand quietly on the side of the road, emboldening the people who walk at night, illuminating the passing vehicles and the passing people. Without us on this long road, the world would be dark. My partner and I are like bright stars on the side of the road.

If I were a fluorescent lamp, I would drain all the phosphors and make people's nights as day. Let people live freely under bright lights.

If I am a lamp, a small table lamp, I will help the little master to complete his homework and accompany him to study and progress together.

If I were a lamp, a free portable lamp, I would accompany people on their free walks, even on rough roads. Let the warm light dispel the loneliness in people's hearts and illuminate the journey home.

If I were a beacon light, I would stand tenaciously on the sea, guiding the ship returning at night; Exercise safely and dock safely.

If I were a lamp, I would always remain in the heart of the blind and open the window of his soul. I really want that I am the bright light, I will always be so bright, so that every corner of the world is full of light, so that people no longer worry about the night.

Summary. I was happy when I was a child, and my childhood was beautiful. But soon, as I grew up and became a middle school student, worries and anxieties came one after another as my body grew taller.

I often struggle with the fact that my grades are not improving; often frustrated by algebra that is difficult to understand but cannot understand; I am often aggrieved by my mother's control. I didn't really find out the reason subjectively and try some new learning methods, but I was blindly complaining about my IQ, memory, etc. I often complained that my mother made me so stupid, kicking the table and smashing the chair at every turn, and my mother was usually helpless with me, and disappointment swept over her face.

Today, my mother walked in slowly and quietly placed two books on my desk: "How Steel is Made" and "If You Give Me Three Days of Light". After I was angry, I picked up the book and flipped through it casually, and gradually, I was moved by the protagonist's tenacious will to be indomitable and not bow to fate.

Paul Kokochagin endured the great pain caused by disability and blindness, and persevered to dedicate all his energy and effort to the cause he loved. Helen Keller, who has lived in a silent and dark world since 19 months later, finished her studies at Harvard University in the United States and campaigned for charitable causes for people with disabilities. They are unfortunate when they are physically disabled, but they are physically disabled, they do not give up on life, do not complain, and light a lamp for themselves when they are in the most difficult hesitation!

It is this lamp that raises the sails of life, chases ideals, and reaches the other side of victory!!

Mom, if I become a lamp, essay 250 words.

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I was happy when I was a child, and my childhood was beautiful. But soon, as I grew up and became a middle school student, worries and anxieties came one after another as my body grew taller. I often struggle with the fact that my grades are not improving; often frustrated by algebra that is difficult to understand but cannot understand; I am often aggrieved by my mother's control.

I didn't really find out the reason subjectively and try some new learning methods, but I was blindly complaining about my IQ, memory, etc. I often complained that my mother made me so stupid, kicking the table and smashing the chair at every turn, and my mother was usually helpless with me, and disappointment swept over her face. Today, my mother walked in slowly and quietly placed two books on my desk

How Steel Is Made", "If You Give Me Three Days of Light". After I was angry, I picked up the book and flipped through it casually, and gradually, I was moved by the protagonist's tenacious will to be indomitable and not bow to fate. Paul Kokochagin endured the great pain caused by disability and blindness, and persevered to dedicate all his energy and effort to the cause he loved.

Helen Keller, who has lived in a silent and dark world since 19 months later, finished her studies at Harvard University in the United States and campaigned for charitable causes for people with disabilities. They are unfortunate when they are physically disabled, but they are physically disabled, they do not give up on life, do not complain, and light a lamp for themselves when they are in the most difficult hesitation! It is this lamp that raises the sails of life, chases ideals, and reaches the other side of victory!!

If I become a lamp, I will light the way for my mother to walk on the road at night.

When night fell, leaning in front of the window and looking at the lights of thousands of homes outside the window, I couldn't help but think of my mother.

My mother is a light that always illuminates the way forward for me when I am helpless......I vaguely remember that I was eight years old at that time, and I still didn't know anything. With my mother's encouragement, I started learning to ride a bike. However, when I stepped on the bike for the first time, the bike crashed and I fell hard.

When I was young, I burst into tears and even lost my temper and said, "Mom, I'm never going to ride again." "How can you just try once and then give up?"

Kid, be strong! My mother's words of not being harsh sounded very powerful to me, and although I didn't know what it meant to be strong at the time, they gave me courage. I endured the pain all over my body and picked up the ...... of my bike again

Mother is a light that always shows me the way when I wander.

Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, I'm in the fifth grade. This year, the school wants to select students to participate in the National English Competition and the Provincial Computer Painting Competition, both of which are held on the same day, so I can only choose one project to participate, my English scores and computer painting are among the best in the class, and I want to participate in both projects. But there are two paths ahead of me:

One is to participate in the English competition, but it is a national competition, and it must be difficult to win a prize. The second is to participate in a computer drawing competition, but I am much more sure. Which one is better? I asked myself, but I didn't know how.

For several days, I was in a trance. My mother probably noticed it and asked me what was going on, and I told me the truth, and my mother frowned and asked, "Which subject do you prefer?"

English, of course, but ......"I'm stumbling. "Worried about not being able to compare to others? I nodded.

Kid, do you know that life is a struggle. If there is hope, why not fight for it? Besides, the computer drawing contest is held every year, so there will be opportunities in the future!

Mother said earnestly. I was silent. Yes, Mother was right......If you lose this opportunity, you will probably never have a chance again!

So I signed up for the English competition, and I won the first prize in the national English competition! In addition to ecstasy, the gratitude to my mother in my heart is like a spring, and it is my mother who shows me the best direction.