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The Sun, The Moon and
the Boy
Jesus Garcia
Their was once a boy, a boy who
loved the sun. He thought that the sun was his mother.
He never had a mother before. He never knew his mother.
He always saw other boys with their mothers. He always
wondered if he had a mom. At night, when the sky is full
of stars and a big moon on the spot, he thinks that's his
father. He was always talking to the moon and asking for
advice. Then, suddenly, he heard a tremendous voice.
It sounded like a mom with knowledge and strength. The
boy heard an unexplainable force. The voice said "One
day, one special day, you will be with your father and mother.
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The boy asked "How am I going to be
able to meet my parents?"
The father said "You will go to
sleep and then you will meet us." So then, the next day,
the boy went to sleep. He never work up again, but for
the first time, he was his father and his mother. Both
his father and mother said "You are now a star and an angel."
Now he has a mother and a father. He's happy for the
first time.
So the next time you see an eclipse,
that's the father, mother and boy living happily ever after.
The moral of the story is: Be nice to your parents, enjoy them
while they are still alive, and most importantly, treasure
them with love and affection.
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