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“我試著把所有的碎片找齊，再拼起來，但是無法做到，所以我只留下了那塊最大的碎片。在石頭上打磨成圓形以後就成了這個樣子。我開始拿著它當玩具，發現自己用它能把光線反射到黑暗的地方：深洞、裂縫、漆黑的壁櫥等太陽無法照亮的地方。所以，我非常喜歡它，把它當成一種遊戲——把光線射入我能找到的最隱蔽的地方。
“這塊小鏡子我至今仍保留著，並且，隨著自己慢慢地成長，空閒的時候，我還會把它拿出來，繼續這種富於挑戰的遊戲。等我長大成人後，便懂得了這不僅是一個孩子的遊戲，更暗示著我的人生價值。我知道自己不是光芒，也不能發出光芒。但是真理、理解和知識這些光芒就在那裡，它會照亮許多黑暗的地方，如果我去反射的話。
“我是鏡子的碎片，儘管整個鏡子的式樣和形狀，我並不知道。但是，我竭盡所能地反射光芒，照亮世界上那些黑暗的地方——照亮人們心靈的陰暗處——讓一些人有所改變。或許他人看了後也會跟我做同樣的事。這就是我，這就是我的人生價值。”
The Mirror
Anonymous
“Dr。 Papaderos； what is the meaning of life？”
The usual laughter followed； and people stirred to go。
Papaderos held up his hand and stilled the room and looked at me for a long time； asking with his eyes if I was serious and seeing from my eyes that I was。
“I will answer your question。”
Taking his wallet out of his hip pocket； he fished into a leather billfold and brought out a very small round mirror； about the size of a quarter。
And what he said went like this：
“When I was a small child； during the war； we were very poor and we lived in a remote village。 One day； on the road； I found the broken pieces of a mirror。 A German motorcycle had been wrecked in that place。
“I tried to find all the pieces and put them together； but it was not possible； so I kept only the largest ； and； by scratching it on a stone； I made it round。 I began to play with it as a toy and became fascinated by the fact that I could reflect light into dark places where the sun would never shine — in deep holes and crevices and dark closets。 It became a game for me to get light into the most inaccessible places I could find。
“I kept the little mirror； and； as I went about nay growing up； I would take it out in idle moments and continue the challenge of the game。 As I became a man； I grew
