Allegory Story: Creatures Devour The Flower
Posted: Wednesday, January 18, 2012
by Kenny St.pierre
In your back yard, where cool winds saunter tall grass, and many creative but deadly life forms play, lies a seed. Ambiguous, it waits for it's chance to be nourished, nurtured by the dirt below and rain from above. Until fostered it is innocent, unknowing, and vulnerable. It knows no evil or good. It's activity is suspended - it's purpose paused till the rain greets the earth.
Transformed, it roots, and from that condition it stems and develops upward with great satisfaction. Later it matures.
Within time it flowers to the delight of many creatures - It is in sure agreement with the bees, but in great conflict with the herbivore beasts. It is destined for beauty, adding great color to the world, but, as is so often the case, the creatures devour the flower.
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In memory of Martin Luther King, Ghandi, John Lennon, and all those who were truly wise and cared enormously about the human race.
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Top-level comments on this article: (1 total)" We always hurt the one we love, the one we shouldn't hurt at all, we always take the truest rose and crush it till the petals fall."
We cut off our nose to spite our face-
We are our own worst enemy-
Good allegory Kenny- I enjoyed interpreting it- :) Thanks- Always EllaThank you Ella. It's good to hear from you.
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