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双语故事·在对的人手里(In the right hands)

发布时间:2025-01-06

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读双语故事,看百味人生。

阅读是一生的功课,无论顺境逆境,我们总能在文字里找到共鸣。

以下是小编整理的在对的人手里(In the right hands)的内容,读一下吧,也许恰好是你喜欢的那一篇。

I’ve been working in my backyard the last few weeks.

It’s part of a “keep-myself-busy” plan.

I am self-employed.

Well, I have lost my job.

So, the yard needs attention.

While cleaning up a corner of the yard, I found a tiny bottle.

It’s about two inches high and a half inch thick.

It looks like it has a cork in the top, but I think perhaps it was a glass stopper, like one in a perfume bottle.

Then, my mind begins to play with all kinds of possibilities.

I wonder who it belonged to and where it came from.

Was it a gift from a young man to his sweetheart?

I show it to my neighbour and challenge him with the idea.

“It’s junk!

Look!

There’s a piece broken on the top.

I threw it out,” he concludes.

But it’s not junk to me.

It’s still useful.

I like seeing it as a gift.

Not only the imagined one from a guy to his girl, but the gift I am given just because I have found it.

It can still hold something.

I’ll find a small cork and add a little colored water to it.

When I hold it, I imagine the hand that has thrown it away.

Junk?

The slight damage doesn’t mean it has lost its function.

It is just like me: I’ve been damaged, broken, but I am still useful.

God picked me up out of the trash pile, dusted me off and found something new I could do.

Perhaps writing was the thing I was meant to do all along.

Maybe, just maybe, I needed to be broken and thrown away in order to fulfill His plans for me.

So, next time when you pass by a lost soul, beaten down and seen as junk by others, remember that he or she is God’s vessel.

In the right hands, even a broken bottle is a treasure.

【助读词汇】◇cork n.

软木塞◇stopper n.

塞子◇perfume n.

香水,香料◇embodiment n.

具体化,体现,化身【参考译文】过去几周我都在后院里忙活。

这是我“让自己忙起来”计划的一部分。

我是自己的老板。

呃,其实,我是失业了。

因此,院子就显得需要照料了。

当打扫院子的一个角落的时候,我发现了一个很小的瓶子。

它只有两寸高,半寸厚。

看上去它应该有个软木塞,但我想应该是个玻璃塞子,就像香水瓶子配的那种。

然后,我开始想象各种可能性。

我想它是谁的呢,是从哪里来的呢,会是一个男子送给他心上人的礼物吗?

我把它拿给我的邻居看,告诉他我的想法。

“是垃圾。

看,瓶口这里有个缺痕,是我把它扔掉的。

”他草草地下了结论。

但是在我看来,它不是垃圾,它依然有用。

我喜欢把它看作一件礼物。

它不仅是过去某个我想象中的男子送给他女朋友的礼物,而且还是送给我的礼物,因为是我找到了它。

它还能装东西。

我会找来一个小木塞,再装点有颜色的水。

我拿着它,想象着那只扔掉它的手。

垃圾?

一点点破损并不表示它就没用了。

它就像我:我有缺点,遭受过打击,但我还有用。

上帝把我从垃圾堆里捡出来,拍去我身上的灰尘,给我找来别的事做。

也许写作是我一直应该做的。

也许,仅仅是也许,我得先遭破损并被丢弃,然后才能完成上帝给我的使命。

所以,下次当你从一个遭打击并被人视为垃圾的失意人身边走过时,请记住他或她是上帝的化身。

在对的人手里,即使是破损了的瓶子也是宝贝。

【人生启迪】每个人都有不得志的时候,但要记住那也许不是你的原因,而是你的伯乐还没有出现。

一定不要轻看自己。

保持你的自信,不断地完善并提高自己,这样的话,待你的伯乐出现的时候,你就会一鸣惊人。

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