The Bee and The Acorns
by Sarah Janes
9/22/15
“Once upon a tree in a
little girl's backyard hung an acorn. His name was Mr. Nut. He hung
proudly with his wife, Mrs. Nut. They hung together for years and
years...until a bee made its hive on the same branch. The bee's name
was Katie. She said, “Hello, fellow hive workers!”
Mr. Nut said, “We are not
bees. Sorry.”
Katie said, “But you must
be bees though. You live on this earth.”
“Yes,” said Mr. Nut.
“We live, but we are not bees.”
“But...” said Katie.
“We are acorns,” said
Mr. Nut. “We are not bees. You must realize you need to make
friends with more than just your kind. You must be friendly. I'll
teach you the rules:
Forgive
Reach
Imagine
Enjoy
Never
stop
Do
good
Love
Yearn
for more.”
“Thank you,” said Katie.
“Now I know that friendship is more valuable than nectar and more
precious than honey.”
THE END
[Shared with author's permission. When I asked her if I could put it on my blog, she said, "Sure. Nobody reads your blog anyway. It's a little creepy. No offense."]
2 comments:
I read your blog! It's only creepy on rare occasions.
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