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"The Wind's Fury vs. The Sun's Embrace"

A Test of True Power

By Andrew TanPublished 2 years ago • 2 min read

Wind and sun have disagreements. "I am so strong!" The wind is talking.

"No, I'm too strong!" said the sun.

"I can knock down trees!" boasting to the wind.

“I can push ships across the ocean.

I can cause tornadoes and tornadoes! ”

“Really?” The sun answered.

“Yes, I can melt all the snow on the mountain.

I can drain the whole lake.

I can make it so hot

that's for sure! At that moment, they saw a man walking on the street with his winter coat.

Wind says: "Let's have a contest to see which

is stronger." "Whoever can take off the man's coat first wins." Güneş agrees. First the wind blows. It hides people from the cold wind.

A man hides a guest in his coat.

“Brrr! What a cold and windy day! '

It's starting to fall.

The wind is blowing hard and

the rain is turning into snow.

“Look closely! Snow! " said the man.

"No snow expected today..."

He pulls his hat on his head.

The wind is blowing hard on the man,

but the man's coat is still on.

"Hm. Today is new…'.

"The winter wind must come..."

He pulled his coat up to cover his nose.

Wind, "Ahhh! This is impossible." says.

Stops blowing.

"My turn!" said the sun.

First the sun shines bright enough to make it snow.

The man takes off his hat.

Then the sun parted the clouds and gradually shined on the man.

Suddenly a beautiful spring day comes.

“Wow. The weather is really great

everywhere! said the man.

He opened his jacket.

The sun slowly shook hands with

and increased the temperature.

As the man began to sweat, he said, "What an extraordinary time!" said.

"Good, so hot!"

He took off his winter coat.

He lay down on the grass to sleep under the hot sun.

"I won!" said the sun.

Path:

Sometimes warmth and kindness can achieve more than strength and power.

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    Written by Andrew Tan