眼裡有心眼鏡男孩找回自信雙語

　　下面是小編整理的雙語散文：眼裡有心眼鏡男孩找回自信，希望對大家有幫助。

　　Cody started life weighing 24 ounces.

　　Due to extreme prematurity, our son had eye surgery to prevent blindness. As a result ofthe surgery, he lost peripheral vision in his right eye. And his near sightedness would meanglasses and close monitoring by an ophthalmologist for the rest of his life.

　　Such a small price to pay, in our opinion, compared to the alternative.

　　Cody wore glasses with great pride, making it abundantly clear to his little brothers thatMommy and Daddy also wore glasses, and wasn't it a shame that they didn't have anythemselves. This usually prompted a round of begging from his siblings that it was only fairthey get glasses, too.

　　Then kindergarten happened.

　　One day, a couple of kids at recess derailed Cody's bright outlook on having glasses in hispossession. One boy said, your glasses look stupid, Cody. Another kid yanked them off hisface and bent them.

　　Cody was a timid, small child. Seeing tears well up in his eyes, as he recounted the event,wrung our hearts dry.

　　Just recently though, something changed his outlook.

　　It was the morning of Valentine's Day. I shut off the alarm and groped around in the dark until Ifound my glasses. I donned them and without turning on the light, blindly made my way to thebathroom. I flipped the bathroom switch, and there I discovered why it was extra dark in mybedroom.

　　My husband, Stephen, had placed two red heart stickers on my glasses. And plastered all overthe mismatched antique mirrors above our bathroom basins were the same stickers.

　　"VALENTINE," my husband had scrawled on one mirror, "I LOVE YOU THIS MUCH!"

　　In one mirror was drawn a stick arm with a hand pointing west. And in the other mirror was thesame thing pointing east. I was chuckling under my breath, so as not to wake the rest of thehousehold, while staring at my reflection.

　　I penned my response in the mirror, "Thanks to you, sweetie, I've got hearts in my eyes!"

　　While dressing Cody for school, he whispered, "Mom?"

　　"Yes, big boy?" I whispered back.

　　"You got hearts on your glasses."

　　"Yep, I sure do."

　　"You're funny, Mom," he said, his eyes sparkling. We both climbed into the cab of the pickuptruck, where other hearts ambushed us. Stuck to the steering wheel was a heart. Anotherone was on the rearview mirror, on my truck key, on the stick shift, and on my wallet. Allcompliments of my heart?happy husband.

　　I peeled the hearts from my glasses and handed them to Cody. He stuck them carefully on hisown glasses and smiled the whole way to school.

　　I parked in front of his school.

　　"Get your book bag, sweetie," I said.

　　"Mom, can I wear my hearts to class?"

　　I debated it for a moment. Pulling a "stunt" like this could go either way. But the pleading inhis eyes sealed8 it for me. How could I deny him what may turn out to be a fun opportunity?

　　"I don't see why not, big boy."

　　I placed two hearts on my own glasses, and together we entered his school, hand in hand,parting the crowd in the hallway on our way to his classroom.

　　"Ha! Look at Cody Oliver! He's got hearts on his glasses!" one observer called out.

　　"Oh, look at Cody! How cute!"shouted another, pointing and giggling.

　　Cody smiled shyly, gripping my hand for dear life.

　　When we arrived at the doorway, classmates gathered around my little guy, while I saw himtrying to shake off the biggest grin I'd ever seen on his face.

　　"That's neat! Hearts on your glasses!"

　　"Cody, can I try them on?"

　　One little girl tugged at my sleeve. "Mrs. Oliver?"

　　"Yes?"

　　"I wish I had glasses."

　　I knew then without a doubt that Cody's outlook was back on track.

　　Just by having hearts in his eyes.

　　科迪出生時僅僅24盎司。

　　因為是極度早產，我們的兒子做了眼部手術以防止失明。手術結果是，他失去了右眼的周邊視覺。右眼近視就意味著他終身都需要戴眼鏡，終身都需要有眼科專家的密切監察。

　　相對於失明，我們認為這點代價實在是微不足道。

　　科迪極為驕傲地戴上了眼鏡，那種驕傲勁讓他的弟弟們一眼就能看出：爸爸、媽媽都戴眼鏡，而他們卻不戴，簡直有點不像話。於是弟弟們時常輪番懇求也要戴眼鏡，否則不公平嘛。

　　轉眼該上幼兒園了。