Sun and Wind argued fiercely with each other as to which of them really was the stronger
Wind said at sea I toss huge ships around and on land I blow trees and houses down Sun said my strength is helping things grow feeding them sunshine with its radiant glow
On the road below in view of them both a man came walking dressed in an overcoat They agreed after discussing with each other that who gets the coat off will be the winner
Wind went first and blew with all his power but the man pulled the coat on even tighter Sun then came out in his warmth and glory and soon the man took off the coat in a hurry
So between gentle coaxing and raw power oftentimes the former ends up the winner
socrates44OPSan Fernando, Trinidad and TobagoJul 18, 2014
Mick Thanks for your comment.
Credit for the idea of this piece is due to Aesop. It is based on one of his fables describing a contest between the Sun and the Wind. You may be familiar with it. I simply expressed it as a poem.
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Socrates,
Very true to life.
Mick.
Thanks for your comment.
Credit for the idea of this piece is due to Aesop. It is based on one of his fables describing a contest between the Sun and the Wind. You may be familiar with it. I simply expressed it as a poem.
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