Dora lux. the legend of the golden fish

Dora Lux. THE LEGEND OF THE GOLDEN FISH

Her smooth flapping of the fin seemed to float
in the water cycle. She lived in an aquarium. A whole world was created here for her,
consisting of: fine river sand, small round pebbles and green
plants called algae. Also, the Goldfish had its own castle from
plastics and seashells. Her neighbors were the slow snails, which she
wanted to constantly stir up, but she did not succeed, since in a collision
with her, they simply climbed into their houses or fell to the sandy bottom of the aquarium.


She was very lonely among this green
the underwater kingdom, because there were no its relatives - the same goldfish.


True, when she was little, she had
brothers and sisters - they were presented with her
on the hostess's birthday, but for some reason none of them survived, and so
she was left alone.


How many times has Goldfish thought about it.
“Why am I alone,” she asked herself, “why didn’t I leave with my beloved
brothers and sisters to that distant and unexplored other world? "


But no one could answer these questions,
since none of the snails or algae experienced loneliness. And who is not
experienced - that will never understand the torment of a lonely soul.


So our fish lived until the melancholy
swallowed her completely and she died with the hope that there, in that
in the distant world he will see all his loved ones and will never be parted from them again.


I told you a story about a simple Gold
fish, but this has a hidden meaning that concerns you and me. What I was experiencing
The goldfish is a small fraction of the part of the feeling that overwhelms a person,
living alone. I would like to recall the words from the famous song: “... with
do not part with your loved ones! " So let's just love, forgive everything
mistakes and never, and never for anything in the world to part.


Peace and Love to all of you !!!
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