At the end of the book Gone With Wind, there is a sentence which impresses me a lot, "tomorrow is another day." Every time I think about it, I get different feelings of it. In fact it encourages me a lot, and make me feel, that everything will finally be fine, just be optimistic about the world.
Its encouragement once happened when I finished a really bad day. I forgot my homework at dormitory, but had no time to picked it. My teacher's suspicion made me quite uncomfortable just like a pin throning my heart, I felt terrible, and while the teacher speaked to me, every other classmates looked at me, I was like a fish on the cutting board. When I came to my dormitory, I saw the words on the first page of my notebook. It inspired me, quite a lot. I could brought my homework to my teacher tomorrow, no matter what he thought, I felt it's enough for me, my heart and myself. I should not feel down or be changed by the past thing, and I think that's what the sentence would like to taught us.
Also it still means do not feel too ambisious about yourself, especially about forgetting the awards you made before. I've got the first prize in physics the first semester in Senior One, and felt so confident about myself. I didn't listen to the teacher in class and of course I got a poor score at last. I thought over about myself and found the huge mistake I've made. I was unwise for the fortunate prize and feel so ambisious, that's why I fell down. The past thing made me full and I lost my mind. As it says, tomorrow is another day, it is what happens today or tomorrow but not yesterday that makes you to be which kind of person.