an interesting story

This is chapter one

Chapter One

Place

In one of the small plains, green grass grows and  flowers of different bright colors multiply, attracting beautiful butterflies that flap their wings on the flowers which intersperse with pine trees with their extreme heights and many branches, on which birds land and build their nests, singing with their beautiful melodious sounds from pre-sunrise to post-sunset.

 

Twinkle, twinkle little star
How I wonder what you are
Up above the world so high
Like a diamond in the sky

 

 

Not far from the spot where the hill meets the plain there lies  a small village on the outskirts on which a resident has built a chicken coop with wire fences, and whose roosters have responded to Honey, the rooster, by crowing, or preceding  his crows.

 

This peasant owns sheep, ewes, lambs, and goats, which he places in a pen opposite the poultry pen, guarded by another dog with dark reddish fur.

The goats came marching one by one, hurrah! Hurrah!
The goats came marching one by one, hurrah! Hurrah!
The goats came marching one by one,
The little one stopped…to bask in the sun.
Then they all came marching, over the rickety bridge.

 

 

 Opposite to the north side of the short hill lies a high, smooth mountain in which a group of mountain Goats live, moving deftly between its steep and highly textured parts, moving from the foot of the mountain,   passing its skirt and reaching the top at  lightning speed and great flexibility.

And for this reason they are  the only ones among goats and sheep that have eluded being hunted by the  wolf, due to their flexible nature in moving between the near-vertical slopes of the mountain.

And for this reason they were the only ones among Goats and Sheep that eluded being hunted by Wolf, due to their flexible nature in moving between the near-vertical slopes of the mountain.

 

 

Goats and Sheep living below are  suffering from the constant bloody attack of Wolf and cannot escape as do the  mountain goats.

 

Beyond the hill lies a coniferous forest with pine, willow and cranberry trees, where the king of the jungle,  Lion, as well as Tiger, lives.

 

 

Peaceful Monkey climbs on the branches of these trees, and graceful Gazelle leaps  over the stream and frolicks among the trees, and sometimes you see her be chased by Tiger.

As for Snake, we don't know the place of its home, as it moves from burrows to bushes, crawling quickly and energetically.

 

 

 

 

Honey, the rooster, and Crombie, the hen, talk a lot about that barn so close to them.

 

 

 

 

 

Crombie, the chicken, says: “Chickens in the coop are safe from having their eggs and Chicks eaten by Snake that lives among us, and safe from being attacked by the deadly Fox.”

 

 

Honey, the rooster, replies: “It is satisfying  that we live free and our eggs are safe from being cooked and eaten by the owner of the farm, and we ourselves are also safe from the knife of the owner of the farm, and you lie on your eggs untouched until they hatch.”

Valmy, the chicken,  replies: “In any case, they are sociable and their roosters respond to your crows with their crowing or crow just before you do”.

 

 

 

Honey replies: “My crowing fills the place and wakes up the neighbors, and in a few days your eggs will hatch and you will fill the world with chicks.”

The eggs have hatched and become chicks, and Honey, the rooster and Valmy, the hen, are delighted by the presence of 12 beautiful little chicks with their golden yellow feather.

The responsibilities of Honey and Valmy increase, as their task is  to take care of their young, look after them, and supervise their food with the utmost precision.

Honey’s other job is to guard Valmy and her chicks, and to warn them when he senses an incoming threat and responds with a warning sign: Kakkakkak, and the second task is to wake them up early in the morning with his loud, high-pitched crowing.”

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