Say No to Darkness Essay 600 words

Summer vacation homework, right? It's useless to copy.,Others are copied to you online.,Maybe you have several of the same composition in your class.。。。

I'm in the dark beams of the night.

He stretched out his hand, but he didn't see his fingers.

Groping. Again, again.

Whether the light is hidden in the corner.

I'm in the night.

There is no place ahead.

Forward, forward.

Go after the scumbag.

Whether the light awaits in the distance.

I'm in the dark.

I'm in the dark.

When I was exhausted.

Burning in my scarred moments.

Whether the light has long since disappeared is no more.

When I hung my head and sighed deeply.

Unintentionally or intentionally.

But he caught a glimpse of the distance.

That little twinkle star.

Dawn is coming.

Mark Twain once said, "There were two amazing men in the nineteenth century, one Napoleon and the other Helen Keller." Time magazine also named Helen Kitt one of the top 10 American heroes of the 20th century.

It was at that time that Helen Keller wrote her monumental work, "If You Give Me Three Days of Light."

Reading this book, I seemed to see Helen Keller because her eyes were dry and hot, and she was afraid of light, so she must have looked at the sunlight she used to love, facing the wall; It was as if I saw Helen Keller open her eyes, indeed, and stumbling along, occasionally touching things around her; I seemed to see Helen Keller, led by her family, to many hospitals, to see countless doctors, but never cured her of her illness, so that she spent 87 years in the lonely years of no light, no sound, and no speech; I seemed to see Helen Keller touching the teacher's lips with her immature little hands, learning to speak; It was as if I saw Helen Keller practicing and practicing ...... alone in her cabinWhat a painful thing it is to face the vast darkness all day long!

That day I was playing a game at the staircase, Dou Yashuang blindfolded my eyes with a red scarf, I walked into the darkness, I groped in the darkness again, slowly raised my right foot, but I didn't dare to put it down, my heart was trembling, in front of me, as if there was an unfathomable trap, as long as I stepped on it, I would be crushed. Finally, I mustered up the courage to step on it, and with a "pop", my foot came into close contact with the ground, but fortunately, I was getting bolder and bolder, and at this moment, I stepped on the air and fell. I screamed, my feet stomped wildly, my hands waving everywhere, and suddenly, my hands grabbed the guardrail and stopped:

I don't play games on the stairs anymore, it scares me to death! "I took off my blindfolded red scarf and walked into the light again, into the warm sun.

After this dark experience, I deeply felt the pain of blind people, how difficult it is for them. And Helen Keller is not only blind, but also deaf, and that must be even more difficult. A graduate of Harvard Durcliffe College, she is an amazing person who has used all her life to create charities for the benefit of people with disabilities.

Although having three days of light was an impossible dream for Helen Keller, her rich, vivid, fulfilling and great life has brought encouragement to thousands of disabled people around the world and touched the normal people. I must learn from Helen Keller, her indomitable will and spirit of perseverance in the face of difficulties, and her hard-working, friendly ......

The darkness is not terrible, what is terrible is the fear of the darkness.