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Irish Eyes Are Shining
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The Pearl Legend
Once upon a time there was a very sad and lonely butterfly. He
was so sad and lonely that he did not want to live anymore.
One day, when he was sitting very depressed on the sea shore,
thinking about the life’s uselessness, he heard near him a
small and clear voice:
- Good morning. Who are you?
- I’m a butterfly, but who are you? A speaking stone? I can’t
believe it!
- But I’m not a stone, I’m a shell and I’m a living being just
as you are. Would you like to be my friend?
- I have no friends. I’m very unhappy because nobody loves me
and for this reason I wanted to die in the sea.
- I don’t want you to die. I have been just as lonely and sad
as you, I have never known what love was. But now you’re here
and none of us is alone. Stay with me, be my wingy prince and
tell me about all you have ever seen in the world, about all
that could never be seen by the salted eyes of a sea’s
daughter.
And the butterfly kept staying by the shell’s side and they
loved each other more than one could imagine. The butterfly
was gathering on his wings the colors of the world to give
them as a bouquet to his sweetheart and the shell was bringing
as gift to her wingy prince all the misterious whispers of the
sea depths.
But as butterflies usually have shorter lifes than the shells,
one day the butterfly died. The shell burried him in the sand
and cried very much over him, so much that she died of
sadness, getting melted in her own tears till she totally
disappeared. But the next morning, around the empty shell
embracing a sand pile guarded by a choral cross, a pearly
snowfall seemed having fallen down. Because the pearl is
nothing else but shell tear and butterfly powder mixed with
much, with very much love.
Once upon a time there was a very sad and lonely butterfly. He
was so sad and lonely that he did not want to live anymore.
One day, when he was sitting very depressed on the sea shore,
thinking about the life’s uselessness, he heard near him a
small and clear voice:
- Good morning. Who are you?
- I’m a butterfly, but who are you? A speaking stone? I can’t
believe it!
- But I’m not a stone, I’m a shell and I’m a living being just
as you are. Would you like to be my friend?
- I have no friends. I’m very unhappy because nobody loves me
and for this reason I wanted to die in the sea.
- I don’t want you to die. I have been just as lonely and sad
as you, I have never known what love was. But now you’re here
and none of us is alone. Stay with me, be my wingy prince and
tell me about all you have ever seen in the world, about all
that could never be seen by the salted eyes of a sea’s
daughter.
And the butterfly kept staying by the shell’s side and they
loved each other more than one could imagine. The butterfly
was gathering on his wings the colors of the world to give
them as a bouquet to his sweetheart and the shell was bringing
as gift to her wingy prince all the misterious whispers of the
sea depths.
But as butterflies usually have shorter lifes than the shells,
one day the butterfly died. The shell burried him in the sand
and cried very much over him, so much that she died of
sadness, getting melted in her own tears till she totally
disappeared. But the next morning, around the empty shell
embracing a sand pile guarded by a choral cross, a pearly
snowfall seemed having fallen down. Because the pearl is
nothing else but shell tear and butterfly powder mixed with
much, with very much love.

