An Essay On Open My Eyes

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Open my eyes, I don’t remember how many times I open my eyes, this time my soul seems get into the body of a black adult, who is around twenty six years old. This is beautiful Sunday, and I am walking to the café after work. While I walks through the corner, accidently knocks down a female. Follow my eyesight, I see a pretty girl, which really makes the heart is beating strongly. I immediately help her up. As the apology, I invite her to have dinner with me, and we have a nice dinner together, as the end of the dinner, our eyes meet each other, and she shyly looks down. At that moment, I feel we fall in love with each other; therefore, I bravely ask her phone number and she gives me that shyly. I work as the taxi driver, and she is a nurse …show more content…
At this moment, two elder people come to me, and I realize they are my grandparents. They tell me that they have spent many years to find me, but weren’t successful. Finally, after hear the news of polices bat down a kid, they take the clue and find me. All memory of my soul adventures deeply write down in my brain. The tears are running down in my face, I am not homeless, I have my own unique parents, and the only regret is that they have died for protecting me. I shouldn’t complain about how they hated me so that they fall me away, my thought of family is totally wrong. I had somebodies, who care about, but they had died, and the tears continue falling down. At this moment, someone helps me wipe the tears, and the image of the person comes into my mind with the combination of fragment collage. She is my grandmother, and a powerful and warm hug comes to me. My grandpa, who stands behind her, is also moved to tears. Even my parents have passed away, I can’t just simply live without doing anything or drag through my life. All things can be done in positive mood and persistence rather than simply find excuses and treat them negatively. I still have my grandparents, and I have responsibility to work hard to

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