Once there was a poor cart-maker who lived in a small town. He worked hard, but he was always sad because he didn't have enough money. One day, he decided to leave his town and look for a better life.
While he was traveling through the desert, he found a female camel who was all alone and about to have a baby. The cart-maker felt sorry for her and decided to help. He gave her a safe place to stay, comforted her during the difficult birth, and took care of her and her baby.
The camel was grateful for his kindness and decided to stay with the cart-maker. The cart-maker soon discovered that he could sell the camel's milk to earn money for his family. He became very successful and had many camels. His family was happy and had everything they needed.
But among all the camels, there was one who was proud and didn't listen to the others. He always went his own way and didn't pay attention to the warnings from the rest of the herd. The cart-maker put a bell around his neck to keep track of him.
One day, while they were walking through the desert, the sound of the bell caught the attention of a lion. The proud camel didn't notice the danger and kept wandering away from the herd. The lion attacked and hurt him badly.
The other camels were scared and tried to help, but it was too late. The proud camel's arrogance had led to his downfall. They realized that it's important to listen to others and stay together to stay safe.
Once upon a time, in a small town that was as tiny as a dot on a map, lived a cart-maker. He was always busy, always working, but also always sad. Why? Because his money jar was as empty as a playground on a rainy day. One day, he had enough and thought, "I'm going to find a place where life is better!"
Off he went, trekking through the desert, when lo and behold, he found a camel about to become a mom. "Oh my," thought the cart-maker, "she needs help!" So, he quickly made a cozy spot in the sand and helped her through the big moment. A new baby camel arrived, and the mom was as happy as a clam.
The cart-maker had a lightbulb moment. "Milk! Camel milk could be my ticket!" And just like that, he became really good at selling camel milk. His family was as happy as a dog with a bone, and their days of being poor were over.
But wait, there was one camel in the herd who thought he was the star of the show. He never listened and liked to wander off. The cart-maker, trying to be smart, tied a bell around his neck. "Now we'll know where you are, you cheeky fellow," he mumbled.
Did the camel listen? Nope. And you know what's great at making noise? Bells. You know who hears really well? Lions. Yep, you guessed it.
So, one day, while the herd was walking through the desert, the bell did its jingle-jangle, and along came a lion. "Lunchtime," the lion must've thought. The other camels tried to save their friend, rushing over as fast as they could, but it was too late.
The herd was quiet for a moment. Then one camel said, "Looks like we need to stick together. Always." They all nodded. No one wanted to admit it, but the proud camel's mistake taught them something. Staying together wasn't just nice, it was necessary.
And so, they did. They stuck together like glue, listening to each other, looking out for each other, and nobody wandered off after that. Not even once.
Meet a cart-maker, worn and tired,
With dreams of life that he aspired.
He journeyed through a desert land,
With hopes and tools, a steady hand.
There he met a camel sweet,
With a baby soon to greet.
He sheltered them from sun and sand,
He showed them love, a helping hand.
In thanks, the camel stayed along,
And soon they all felt quite strong.
They sold the milk and prospered well,
A happy home where they did dwell.
But listen close, here's where we learn,
About a camel who would not discern.
Proud and loud, he roamed away,
Ignoring what the others say.
To track this wanderer, clear and loud,
A bell was hung, to find the proud.
But clangs and rings caught lion's ear,
Oh, how the herd did quake in fear!
The lion pounced; the camel fell,
A lesson learned, but hard to tell.
Arrogance led him to stray,
And danger took his strength away.
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