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.” allthetimesthatiwentthe...
