When I decided to major in English, I thought it would be fun. However, it turned out to be much (hard) than I thought it would be. The differences in the language over thousands of hundreds of years made many passages hard (understand). Trying to understand Shakespeare and Chaucer gave me a headache reading Byron and Shelley also took lots of effort. However, there were times I read passages that gave me wisdom(智慧).
One of these was by William Wordsworth. It went, "The best portion(部分) of a good man's life：his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love. "The first time I read it, I was deeply impressed by the wisdom (convey) in it. Over the years I began to fill my days acts of kindness and love.
What would happen if everyone followed Wordsworth's wisdom and lived the best part of (they) life？What would happen if all of us (practice) acts of kindness and love all our lives？Would we stop (hate)？Would we put an end to war? Would this world (transform) into a beautiful, loving place？Let's all live our lives with acts of kindness and love.
