好运来简谱：你是我的阳光作文800字

2020年12月4日发(作者：姚节)
你是我的阳光作文800字
【篇一：你是我的阳光】



你是我的阳光，惟一的阳光，当天空灰暗时你能使我快乐……”伴随
着小男孩稚嫩清澈的歌声，病床上的 女婴有了反应，呼吸也变得均
匀而平稳了。

like any good mother, when karen found out that another baby
was on the way, she did what she could to help her three-year-
old son, michael, prepare for a new sibling. they find out that
the new baby is going to be a girl, and day after day, night after
night, michael sings to his sister in mommys tummy.

像其他的好妈妈一样，当凯伦发现自己又怀孕了时，她就尽 力帮她
三岁的儿子迈克尔做好准备迎接这个新生儿的到来。他们知道了这
是个女孩后，迈克尔每 天都趴在妈妈肚子上为他的小妹妹唱歌。

the pregnancy progresses normally for karen. then the labor
pains come. every five minutes ... every minute. but
complications arise during delivery. hours of labor. would a c-
section be required? finally, michaels little sister is born. but
she is in serious condition. with siren howling in the night, the

ambulance rushes the infant to the neonatal intensive care
unit at st. marys hospital in knoxville, tennessee.

凯伦的怀孕期进展正常。接着产前阵痛就来临了，每5分钟一
次……每分钟一次。但在分娩过程中出现了并发症，阵痛持续了几
个小时。是不是需要剖腹产？终于， 迈克尔的小

妹妹降生了。但她的情况很不好。伴着晚上警报器的鸣叫声，救护
车把婴 儿送到田纳西州诺克斯维尔市的圣玛丽医院，新生儿重病特
护区。

the days inch by. the little girl gets worse. the pediatric
specialist tells the parents, there is very little hope. be
prepared for the worst. karen and her husband contact a local
cemetery about a burial plot. they have fixed up a special room
in their home for the new baby — now they plan a funeral.

日子一天天过去了。 女婴的情况愈来愈糟。小儿科专家告诉这对父
母：“希望非常渺茫。请做好最坏的打算吧。”凯伦和她的 丈夫联系
了当地一家公墓，安排了葬礼的计划。他们已经在家里布置好了一
间特别的婴儿房—— 但现在却要计划一个葬礼。

michael, keeps begging his parents to let him see his sister, i
want to sing to her, he says. week two in intensive care. it
looks as if a funeral will come before the week is over. michael
keeps nagging about singing to his sister, but kids are never
allowed in intensive care. but karen makes up her mind. she
will take michael whether they like it or not.

迈克尔一直乞求父母让他进去看看小妹妹：“我想唱歌给 她听，”他
说。这是重病特护的第二周了。看来好像到不了这周结束葬礼就要
来临了。迈克尔不 断地缠着要给小妹妹唱歌听，然而重病特护区不
允许儿童入内。不过凯伦下定了决心，不管他们愿不愿意 ，她都要
带迈克尔进去。

if he doesnt see his sister now, he may never see her alive.
she dresses him in an oversized scrub suit and marches him
into icu. he looks like a walking laundry basket, but the head
nurse recognizes him as a child and bellows, get that kid out of
here now! no children are allowed. the mother rises up strong
in karen, and the usually mild-mannered lady glares steel-eyed
into the head nurses face, her lips a firm line. he is not leaving
until he sings to his sister! karen tows michael to his sisters
bedside. he gazes at the tiny infant losing the battle to live. and
he begins to sing. in the pure hearted voice of a 3-year-old,
michael sings:

如果现在他 看不到他的小妹妹，就再也没机会见到她了。她为儿子
穿了一身特大型的护士服，带他走进重点护理组。 他看起来就像一
个行走的洗衣篮，不过护士长认出这是一个孩子，她吼道：“马上带
那个孩子离 开这儿！禁止小孩入内。”凯伦的母性变得坚强起来，这
位平日里温柔的女士用坚毅的目光盯着护士长的 脸，坚定地说：“他
不会离开的，除非给他妹妹唱首歌。”凯伦拉着迈克尔走到他小妹妹
的床前 。他盯着这个不再为生存而挣扎的小婴儿，开始唱歌。用三
岁孩子单纯的心声，迈克尔唱道：

you are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy
when skies are gray —

“你是我的阳光，惟一的阳光，当天空灰暗时你能使我快乐……”

instantly the baby girl responds. the pulse rate becomes calm
and steady. 女婴立刻有了反应，脉搏跳动变得平静而稳定。

keep on singing, michael. you never know, dear, how much i
love you. please dont take my sunshine away — the ragged,
strained breathing becomes as smooth as a kittens purr.