| Screaming, soaring, Seeking sky Flowers of fire, Flying high Blue, green, red, gold Gaze at me in the night An amazing feat, I give out light Eastern art, From ancient time. Name me now, And solve this rhyme. |
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| Smaller than a flea, Deadly when I move. Enjoy those adventures I provide, Count those hours I slip through. |
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| There was once a man who had a very selfish and unkind son. So one day the father sent his son to the market with one coin and said, “I am sick and tired of your selfish ways. Take this coin and buy with it: something to feed the cows, something to plant in the garden, something for us to eat, and something for us to drink. Don’t come back until you do this!” He is only allowed to buy one item.
What did he buy that fulfilled his father’s wish? |
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