Adinda Maulana Diningrat \ 10 ips 4

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Ant and Cocoon


            It is said there is a very dense forest, there lived an assortment of animals, ranging from ants, elephants, tigers, rhinos, birds and so on. On a day when very powerful storms. The storm came at once so make panic across the animal inhabitants of the forest. All animals panicked and ran terrified avoid the coming storm.


The next day, the sun comes up with a very warm and the melodious sound of birds chirping, but what happened? many trees in forest uprooted making strewn forest into forest mess.

A cocoon was crying and grieving for what has happened in a tree that had fallen. "Hu .. hoo ... how sad our storm but nowhere was safe for shelter .. huhu .." lamenting the sad state of the cocoon.

From beneath the ground, there was an ant who arrogantly said "Hi cocoon, look at me, I'm protected from the storm yesterday, not like you were there on the ground, look at your body, you're just stuck in a tree that fell and could not get shelter from the storm" says Proudly the Ants. 

  The Ants increasingly arrogant and continue to say this to all the animals in the forest, until one day the ants walking on the mud of life. The ants do not know if he was walking on the mud of life that can be swallowed and pulled into the mud. 
"Please ... please .... I got stuck in the mud of life .. please," cried the ants. Then a voice from above, "I think you are again having trouble yes, ants?" the Ant look to find the source of the noise, it turns out the sound was coming from a butterfly in flight above the mud of life earlier. 
"Who are you?" asked the Ants upset. "I was the cocoon then you contemptible" said the butterfly. Ants felt ashamed and asked for help the butterfly to help him out of the sucking mud. "Help me butterflies, I'm sorry I was so arrogant that time to be able to survive the storm but only because I seek refuge under the ground." The butterflies eventually help the Ant and semutpun survivors and promised he would not insult all of God's creatures in the forest. 
Well, the lessons that we can draw from the above tale is, we must love and respect all of God's creatures. Essentially all of God's creatures should be loved and we should not insult other creatures. 

Komentar

  1. Writing Class Research17 April 2018 pukul 08.27

    1. choose between (the ants look to find- the ant looks to find)
    2. "semutpun" ? last paragraph

    So far that's a good narrative text :) keep writing :)

    BalasHapus

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