"With the dawn of sun you may evaporate but your essence shall flow through my veins forever"
“Pa I can’t sleep” came a timid voice from a curled up blanket. “Me too” replied Pa in his deep yet a soothing voice. The little two-legged creature sprang out of her bed, her hair almost kissing the floor, and rushed to snuggle up in her pa’s lap. It was a very special bonding shared between this 80-year-old man and his 5-year-old granddaughter.
“Let me tell you a beautiful story” - “a story” lit up her blue eyes! “Yes - a love story,” said Pa in his husky voice. “But I don’t know what is love, Pa”. “Neither Did I..” chuckled the old man.
He picked up his guitalele and started.
I am gonna tell you a story..
story ofmountain and a river
..
listen closely my daughter..
story of him and her..
He was a boulder, taller than sky..
little did he move when the tide was high..
She was a river, narrow and shy..
gushing through the canyon as years passed by..
“But Pa, how can river and Mountain come together ?”
A thousand years passed by..
the river dried out and that’s when the mountain cried !
Now he misssed her..
Oh he wish, he had kissed her..
so he looked up into the sky..
and made a wish in his cry..
“And then there were dark clouds and thundering !” Frightened, she covered her eyes.
Pa, continued..
It rained almost for a month. When the dark clouds cleared and the bright sun came, there lay a beautiful blue lake in the crater up above the mountain.
She filled his crater - that river..
pouring herself from the skies..
living happily forever..
the mountain and river
“Aren’t you two sleeping now ??” - yelled the lake
from another room !
– Dedicated to my river, now my lake