11. Story: A Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss, (9th/1st Year/BA/B. Sc) by AG Ahmad
Moral Story
No: 11
Story for Normal
Students
A Rolling Stone Gathers no
Moss
Birds
and animals had always been rivals. Once, they sat together and thought of choosing
a common leader. The leader was to be elected by majority vote as,
"Majority is authority."
Two
candidates moved forward. The eagle was represented by the birds and the lion
was represented by the animals. In the voters, the bat gained importance for
both the parties. The bat changed sides for several times. She wanted to support
the possible winner. As, it is wisely said,
"He who changes his loyalty and his friends,
again and again can never win an
honourable place."
It
was difficult to predict the winner. When the bat realized that lion could win,
she said,
"I am going to vote for
you. In fact, I am an animal because I feed my offspring with milk."
As,
it is wisely said,
"Do not behave like those who believe that might
is right."
However,
when she realized that the eagle enjoyed more support, she went to him and said,
"I am going to vote for
you. In fact, I have wings and I lay eggs."
At
last, the Election Day came and the lion won the election. All animals were
very happy. The bat thought that she had convinced the animals. The animals and
birds had true reports. So the
lion said,
"I don't think, you are one of us. You are a
bird."
The
bat was much upset. Now she went to the eagle. The eagle knew that bat had
played
a double game. He said,
"Go away. You feed your offspring and belong to
animals."
Now,
the bat realized that she because of her over-cleverness had lost the favours
of both
the groups.
"A whimsical fellow is destined to fail
to develop a long lasting relationship."
Moral
Story No: 11
Story for Brilliant
Students
A Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss
“A
rolling stone gathers no moss” is a
very famous proverb. It means that we should be honest and loyal in our
dealings because
"He who changes his loyalty and his friends,
again and again can never win an honourable
place."
There
is a well-known fable to illustrate the truth of this maxim. Birds and animals
had always been rivals. Once, they sat together and thought of choosing a
common leader. The leader was to be elected by majority vote as,
"Majority is authority."
Two
candidates moved forward. The eagle was represented by the birds and the lion
was represented by the animals. Their supporters started canvassing for their
candidates. In the voters, the bat gained importance for both the parties. The
bat changed sides for several times. She was keen to know who had the better
chance to win. She wanted to support the possible winner. As, it is wisely
said,
"Prosperity wins friends but adversity
tries them."
It
was difficult to predict the winner. It was a close consent and each day the
fortunes seemed to swing one way or the other. When the bat realized that lion
could win, she said,
"I am going to vote for
you. In fact, I am an animal because I feed my offspring with milk."
As,
it is wisely said,
"Do not behave like those who believe that might
is right."
However,
when she realized that the eagle enjoyed more support, she went to him and said,
"I am going to vote for
you. In fact, I have wings and I lay eggs."
At
last, the Election Day came. The lion won the election. All animals were very
happy. The bat thought that she had convinced the animals. The animals and
birds had true reports. So the
lion said,
"I don't think, you are one of us. You are a
bird."
The
bat was much upset. Now she went to the eagle. The eagle knew that bat had
played
a double game. He said,
"Go away. You feed your offspring and belong to
animals."
Now,
the bat realized that she because of her over-cleverness had lost the favours
of both
the groups.
"A whimsical fellow is destined to fail
to develop a long lasting relationship."
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