Forty words in the second volume of the first grade composition

The sky is ever changing. One second, the sun is shining, and the next, it may be raining cats and dogs. Some people like to be the sun, because the sun will give you warmth in winter. Some people like to be the wind, because in hot summer, the wind is so rare! But I like to be a raindrop. Many people may ask me: raindrops? Impossible, you can't go to physical education class in rainy days, and you have to take an umbrella in rainy days. . . . . . How troublesome it is! "But if there were no rain, wouldn't the world be dry?

If I were a raindrop, I would use my weak body to help the flowers and grass block the instantaneous sunshine.

If I were a drop of rain, I would let withered flowers and grass seize a chance to survive.

If I were a raindrop, I would let thirsty people drink a mouthful of cool and delicious water.

If I were a raindrop, I would water every life with my little water drop and let them catch a lifeline.

If there were no raindrops in the world, flowers and plants would wither and animals would die of thirst, human beings would have no choice but to kill each other and take away the only water left by others.

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So all of us must protect water resources and don't let water disappear from us.