My life can be divided into three stages, each marked by
different roles that I have played on the stage of life. As a child, I
played the role of a princess from the moment I was born. Even before I
understood the meaning of "commanding others with a finger," I was already
adept at using it. With a flick of my finger, my family would rush to do my
bidding. I was proud of this noble role, but as I grew older, I became aware
of the guilt that came with it. Seeing my parents, who had been my punching
bag and my horse, made me feel inexplicably sorry. I realized that even the
proudest princess must grow up and every role must eventually come to an
end. From that moment on, I knew I had to bid farewell to my childhood stage
forever.
Now, I am like a young sapling, eager to show off my potential. Although I
am not yet fully formed, the taste of bitterness and sourness is the
foundation of youth. I will never forget my mother's cautious and fearful
inquiries, or my father's stern scolding that would turn into a gentle sigh
when he turned away. I will never forget my teacher's disappointment when
she looked at my grades, but then showed me an encouraging smile. Though it
is bittersweet, on the stage of youth, the sapling will bask in the sunshine
and grow lush leaves and branches that have weathered the storms.
In the future, I see myself dressed in professional attire, sitting at a
desk, living the life I dream of. At work, I will replace impatience with a
smile and determination, and at home, I will use understanding eyes and
gentle language to communicate. In the future, I will stand proudly on the
stage of life, embodying the role of a master, looking up and striving to
achieve my dreams.
Regardless of whether it is childhood or maturity, bitterness or sweetness,
the stage of life shines with colorful brilliance. I will always stand
proudly at the center of my stage of life. |