盖着布的鸟笼:盖着布的鸟笼读后感icannothonestlysaythattherewaseveratimethatiwenthungrywhenilivedinthatorphanagein1）jacksonville，florida.imean，iwishtherehadbeenmoretoeatattimes，andthereweretimeswhenmystomachsuregrowledalotatnighttime.onedayoursecondgradeclassatspringparkschoolwasreleasedearlybecauseofa2）firedrill.asiwalkedbacktotheorphanage，aboutablockawayfromtheschool，isawawomanstandingonherfrontlawneatingasandwich.istoppedandstoodtherelookingather.“canihelpyou。”sheaskedme.“justlookingatthatsandwich，”ireplied.“wouldyoulikeasandwich。”sheaskedme.“yes，ma’am.iguess，”isaid.shewalkedbackintoherhouseandwithinaminutehadcomebackoutholdingasandwichinherhand.“here，”shesaid，handingmethesandwich.iraisedthesandwichtomymouthanditookabite.icouldfeelmyeyesrollbackintomyheadasitastedthewonderfultreat.“thisisverygood.whatisit。”iaskedher.“itisameatsandwich，”shetoldme.“wedon’tgetmuchmeatatthechildren’shomeorphanage，”itoldher.“ifyouevergethungryformeatyoucancomebyhere，”shetoldme，asshewalkedbackintoherhouseandclosedthedoor.islowlywalkedbacktotheorphanageeatingthesandwichandmakingsurethatmymouthwascleansothatnoonewouldknowthatihadeatenameatthing.thenextdayafterschoolionceagainwalkedbyherhousetoseeifshewasthere.sureenoughshesawmeandinvitedmeintoeatanothermeatsandwich.第1页共5页asisatatherdiningroomtableinoticedthatshehadalargeblackbirdlockedinacageatthefarendoftheroom.“isthatabig，blackeaglebird。”iaskedher.“no.thatisatalkingcrow，”shetoldme.“birdscan’ttalk，”itoldher，wrinklingupmyforeheadinamazement.“ohyestheycan，”sheadvisedme.“howcanbirdstalklikehumanbeings。”iaskedher.“youjusthavetosaytheexactsamethingstothemover，andover，andovereverydayandthatishowtheylearntotalk，”shesaid.everydayforalmostsixmonthsiwouldcomebyherhousetoeatameatsandwichbeforereturningtotheorphanage.wheniwouldknockonherdoorshewouldalwayssay，“justamoment.iamcoveringthebirdcage.”allthetimesthatiwentthereineverdidhearthatbirdeverspeakasingleword.wheniaskedherwhythebirdwouldnevertalkshetoldmethatbirdswouldnotspeakwhentheircagewascoveredwithacloth.onedayicamebyherhouseandiknockedonherdoor，butnooneanswered.slowlyiopenedthedoorandicalledouttoher.againnooneanswered.islowlywalkedintothekitchenandisawameatsandwichsittingonthetable.besidethesandwichwasanotetellingmethatshecouldnotbethereandthatiwastoeatthesandwichandthenlockherdoorwhenileft.afterifinishedmysandwichiputmyplateinthesinkandstartedtowardthefrontdoor.asiturnedbackaroundtoseeifihadcutoffthekitchenlightisawthecoveredbirdcageinthelivingroom.本文为全文原貌未安装pdf浏览器用户请先下载安装原版全文slowly，iwalkedovertothecageandipeekedunderneaththecloth.第2页共5页suddenly，theclothfellfromthecageandontothefloor.thelargeblackbirdstartedjumpingupanddown，itswingsthrowingbirdseedineverydirection.mylittleheartwasbeatingninetymilesanhour，insidemychest.allofasuddenthebirdjuststoppeddeadinitstracksandscreamed，atthetopofitsvoice，“there’sthatdarnkidagain.there’sthatdarnkidagain.”igrabbedtheclothandthrewitbackoverthebirdcageasfastasicouldandtheniranoutthefrontdoor.whenigotoutsideilookedallaroundreal，realgood.butididn’tseenodarnkid.老实说，我在佛罗里达州杰克逊维尔市那家孤儿院期间，真没挨过饿。其实，有些时候，我倒也想过，要是有更多东西吃就好了，也有那么一些夜晚，我的肚子的确会咕咕叫得厉害。有一天，因为要防火演习，我们这些源泉...
