Rebirth in garden

When I first read The Secrect Garden，actually，I didn't like Mary—a sallow–faced，bad–tempered little girl，like a weed forgotten in the corner. But when I finishing reading this book, I felt relieved for her from the bottom of my heart. I was gald that she found that that rusty key on the moor and opened a soul–healing garden. For Mary, the secret garden was an opportunity for rebirth.Once, she could only scream and complain, but when her fingertips touched the wet soil and the soft sound of seeds breaking through the ground reached her ears, her solid heart gradually softened. She learned to cut the rose branches and take care of the seedlings.Then her brows slowly smoothed out, and her sallow cheeks were having the glow of the sun. Those ignored flowers and plants regained their vitality under her care， and she also shed her harshness and coldness in her communication with the nature. This garden not only healed Mary but also awakened the frail Colin. The two children, once abandoned by the world, accompanied each other in the fragrance of flowers and the singing of birds. The garden like a gentle wise man that told them with ots vigorous vitality:Life is never defined, as long as we hold hope, we can grow toward the sun. The Secret Garden has taught me that everyone has a barren corner in their heart, and nature is the best gardener. When we are worn out by life, we might as well step into nature, feel the warmth of plants and trees.The prower hidden among the flowers and leaves will quietly nourish our souls and make life bloom with brilliance again.