short story
Short Prince
Once upon a time, two princes wanted to go out into the world to grow up. However, soon after they went out, they lived a corrupt life of squandering money and simply did not want to go home again. Their younger brother - a short, unassuming man - went out to find his two older brothers. When he went through all the trouble to find them, they laughed at him, saying that he was young and ignorant of the world and should find a way to get out and travel around. Thus, the three of them embarked on a journey together.
By Michael A Riffe4 years ago in Earth
Optimistic Mindset
A lecturer was giving a lesson to the students, and everyone was listening attentively. A muffled voice came out of the silent classroom: "How much do you think this glass of water weighs?" With that, the lecturer held up a glass of water. Some people said two hundred grams, while others said three hundred grams. "Yes, it is only two hundred grams. So, how long can you hold this glass of water in your hands?" The lecturer asked again. Many people laughed: It's only two hundred grams, so what will happen if you hold it for a long time?
By Mary C Fuentes4 years ago in Earth
Snail
A lecturer was giving a lesson to the students and everyone was listening attentively. A muffled voice came out of the silent classroom: "How much do you think this glass of water weighs?" With that, the lecturer held up a glass of water. Some people said two hundred grams, while others said three hundred grams. "Yes, it is only two hundred grams. So, how long can you hold this glass of water in your hands?" The lecturer asked again. Many people laughed: It's only two hundred grams, so what will happen if you hold it for a long time?
By Mary C Fuentes4 years ago in Earth
Paper Flowers
On the shelf of a paper store, there lay the aqua paper. As the New Year was approaching, the shopkeeper bought many pine boughs, and he selected many more aqua-colored papers from the paper shelf and made a small paper flower to hang around the door frame. The aqua paper, seeing their companions with themselves, were chosen by the shopkeeper to make paper flowers, hanging high in a prominent place on the door, shining in the warm sunlight, radiating a colorful glow, and can breathe the fresh air, swaying, looking very good. The aqua paper could envy them.
By Steve Billups4 years ago in Earth
The wind chimes in front of the window
The breeze of May blew the wind chimes hanging in front of the window, and the crisp sound reached the ears of the girl writing in front of the window. The girl raised her hand and rubbed her neck, which was sore due to prolonged immobility, and slowly lifted her head. The white of the stars outside the window gradually attracted the girl's wandering eyes. Another breeze blew by, and a small dandelion seed broke into the girl's field of vision and landed next to the tip of her pen. The girl put down the pen in her hand, and carefully picked up the tiny seeds, looking at this small thing, the girl thought of her mother.
By Elaine R Meacham4 years ago in Earth
Represents a dream
In the dream, Zizi said this to me more than once. In the season when dandelions are in full bloom, the white dandelions are placed in the palm of the distinctive lines and blown away, making countless circles in the air. Zi said, each dandelion bloom represents a dream, let the dandelion fly, my dream will put on wings to sail and fly ......
By Brian S Snyder4 years ago in Earth
The story of Princess Lucy
The story of Princess Lucy In the past, there were two princesses, one called Princess Lucy and one called Princess Jodi, who lived in two weak countries respectively. Lucy was a kind princess, beautiful and lovely, Jody was also very beautiful, but she was very arrogant and thought she was the most beautiful princess.
By Michael A Riffe4 years ago in Earth
Crow and Peacock
A long time ago, the crow was the most beautiful bird among birds, but the peacock was the ugliest bird among birds. But while the peacock was smarter and more capable than the crow, the crow was lazier, clumsier, and more selfish than the peacock. No matter what difficulties came out of other people's homes, the crow never cared.
By Steve Billups4 years ago in Earth