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风筝的心

朱成玉

       ①又到了放风筝的季节,可是我的城市上空却空空如也。莫非是与这城市积下了太多的仇怨,连云都躲藏起来,不肯给城市的天空一点梦想的色彩吗?

       ②而我依然仰望,寻找那些飞翔的痕迹,寻找那只要一点点风就可以抖擞起精神来的风筝。

       ③再次见到风筝,是在三月最破败的小巷。一些蓝色的白色的紫色的欲要飞翔的念头,被一群孩子们嫩小的手提着,轻轻地,飘在一人多高的风里。

       ④孩子们必须奔跑,因为只有奔跑才可以带来风。

       ⑤老人们说,放风筝可以放掉人心中所有的烦恼和晦气,只剩下美好的愿望。人们相信,这些用心灵里最珍贵的情愫扎出来的梦想之鸢,可以把种种美好的愿望传达给上帝。

       ⑥小时候没有卡通没有电脑,却有广阔的草地放风筝。如今,孩子们有了各种各样的玩具,却再也腾不出时间和空间纵情奔跑,纵情释放他们的梦想。所有的时间都被各种补习培训填充,所有的空间都被钢铁水泥占领。在这个简陋的巷子里,我看见风筝精疲力竭仍无法飘过城市的额头,气喘吁吁仍无法惊动半点尘俗。

       ⑦孩子们在巷子里终于跑累的时候,其中一个把风筝举过头顶叹口气说,有风多好,有风它就能飞上天空了。另外几个孩子也如泄了气的皮球,蹲到地上,不停地抱怨着——风都哪儿去了?

       ⑧风都哪儿去了?孩子的话让我不禁一怔。风,被高高密密的楼群阻隔在外面;风,被机器的轰鸣赶往别处;风,藏在遥远的记忆里;风,躲进有歌谣的童年。小时候,我的风筝可以放得比云朵还高。在那么高的天空上,我的风筝和白云窃窃私语,那是我儿时最美丽的花篮,一直在我的记忆里晃来晃去。

       ⑨风筝飞不起来,然而它们却是这座城堡里唯一长着翅膀的鸟了。它们醒着,心怀世界上最单纯的愿望:只要一点点风,只要一点点可以飞翔的天空。

       ⑩天空不冷清,风筝不冷清,冷清的只有风筝的心。风筝,这春天里的邮票,何时能为孩子们邮寄来春天?

       ⑪不知为什么,看着这些无法飞上天空的风筝,我的心里异常难受。尽管这是一些廉价的风筝,用最普通的材料制成,大概两三块钱就可以在任何一个商店里买到,但我还是希望它们能飞起来。这种希望点燃我心中隐匿了许久的渴望飞翔的念头。我对孩子们说,“明天早晨在这里等我,我领你们去一个可以让风筝自由自在飞翔的地方。”

       ⑫那个晚上,我挑选了最结实的竹签和最漂亮的桃花纸,精心制作了一个美丽的风筝。这是对童年的牵挂。我尽可能地将生命中所有美丽的色彩都绣到风筝的翅膀上,再扯一根长长的思念的线牢牢拴住它。我知道,我的童年不会走得太远。

       ⑬风筝上的那些花朵,鲜艳得就像那群孩子的脸。我仿佛听见了风筝在说:给我一点点风,给我一点点与梦有关的颜色。

       ⑭第二天一大早,我带上亲手制作的风筝领着孩子们去了广场。广场上人头攒动。孩子们小心翼翼地打开风筝,小心翼翼地打开自己,然后奔跑、奔跑,风来了!风筝飞上了高高的天空!

       ⑮我手中的线轴飞快地旋转,我的风筝追上了云朵,正在向它打听童年的消息。很多人站在那里不再走动。很多人仰起了头。很多人高声喊到:“快看,多美的风筝!”那一刻,我感觉到,适合风筝飞翔的风来了。那些安静的、优雅的心灵回来了。其实,它们从来就不曾丢失,只是有待呼唤。

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