“Why do you always hide in the ground?” the Sunflower asked the Worm.
“It is my home”, the Worm replied.
“Such a sad home it is, so dark and cold! I pity you for I spend my days proudly, facing the brilliant Sun.”
“No, it is I who pity you”, grumbled the Worm. “For the Sun blinds you and you can’t see that life isn’t always bright.”
“You envy me”, smiled the Sunflower.
“How could I envy you, when you have nowhere to hide?” asked the worm.
“What would I hide from? The world is so beautiful and full of splendour, so why hide when you can live?”
The Worm did not reply, but crawled into the ground, thinking how stupid the yellow flower was.
And so they lived, one in the sun and the other in the ground, but it was hard to say who truly lived in the light and who was in the dark. The world didn’t care, it just went on. Many sunflowers and worms lived before these two, and many more will live after them, each in their own way – the best way they know.
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Great piece who knows which nature is the best when the all of nature is in all of us
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Thank you 🙂 This was what I was trying to say – everyone should live the best they know. Of course, everyone is allowed to interpret the story in their own way. 🙂
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Thank you so much 🙂 This was what I was trying to say – everyone should live the best they know. Of course, everyone is allowed to interpret the story in their own way. 🙂
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This is about harmony with difference?
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Yes 🙂 Also, everyone experiences the world in a different way and that’s ok – for example the Sunflower has an optimistic approach while the Worm is more of a pessimist.
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