7th Oct 2024
Once there was a fisherman named Jack. He lived by the sea and wore a faded old hat. One day, he cast his line and waited so still, when suddenly, he felt a great thrill! A fish jumped up, gleaming and bright, its scales shone like gems in the warm sunlight.
"Oh please!" said the fish, with a magical grin, "I will grant you three wishes, just let me swim!" Jack was amazed. He thought for a while, then wished for a house with a beautiful style. They lived by the sea in a cozy little place, with laughter and love filling up every space.
But Jack’s wife, Lila, was never quite pleased. She wanted more treasures, her greed never ceased. "More wishes!" she cried, "I want golden rings! And sparkling jewels, and all sorts of things!" So Jack, sighing, wished for wealth to come, and soon they had gold, a fortune, a sum.
But Lila grew restless; she wanted a feast! "Let’s have a banquet! I want the most beast!" So Jack wished for food, the finest and rare, with feasts fit for kings, they filled their grand lair. But Lila was still not satisfied at all, her greed grew like shadows, taking over their hall.
The more they had, the less they would share. Jack felt quite lonely; it just wasn’t fair. One evening, he sat on the shore with despair, remembering the little fish and the magic it bared. He took a deep breath, an idea in his mind, he hurried back to the sea, where his magic fish shined.
"Oh magic fish! I don’t want more gold! I want back my happiness, my home before bold!" The fish glimmered bright and said with a flash, "Your third wish is granted, be careful to dash!" And in a swirl of bubbles and light so bold, they returned to their home, their hearts grew so gold.
They learned to be grateful for all they possessed, it wasn’t the riches that brought them the best. Together they laughed, shared moments of cheer, simple joys lingered, love filled the sphere. With hearts full of gratitude, they thrived every day, the magic fish taught them to cherish the way.
So if you ever find a fish that can speak, remember dear friends, it’s love that you seek. Wishes may bring you a treasure galore, but the greatest gift of all, is love to the core!
And thus ends the tale of Jack and his wish, taught by a beautiful, magical fish. Live simple, be happy; let go of your greed, for the best things in life are the love that you seed.