Once upon a time, a tiny gnat landed softly on the horn of a huge bull. The gnat enjoyed the grand view from atop the horn for a while. As it prepared to depart, it hummed a buzzing tune. Turning to the bull, it asked, "Should I take my leave?"
The bull, lazily munching on sweet grass, looked up. His voice echoed in the open field, "I didn't even realize you had arrived. Your departure won't change much."
Surprised, the gnat blinked and then spread its wings, buzzing away. As it flew, it realized that sometimes, even the smallest of creatures might think they have a significant impact on the world, but they might not matter as much as they believe. Meanwhile, the Bull continued grazing, appreciating the peace and the beauty of the meadow.
Once upon a time, a very small gnat landed on the horn of a very big bull. The gnat enjoyed the nice view from the top of the horn for a while. When it was time to go, it made a small humming sound. It then asked the bull, "Can I go now?"
The bull, who was busy eating some tasty grass, looked up and said in a deep voice that filled the field, "I didn't even notice you were here. You leaving won't make any difference."
The gnat was surprised by this and then flew away, making a buzzing sound. As it flew, it thought about how sometimes, even the smallest creatures might think they are very important to the world, but they might not be as important as they think. The bull kept eating grass, enjoying the quiet and the beauty of the field.
A small gnat lands on a big bull. The gnat likes the view from the bull's horn. It sits there for a while.
Then, the gnat makes a buzzing sound and asks the bull, "Can I go now?"
The bull is busy eating grass. He looks up and says, "I do not know you are here. You can go."
The gnat feels surprised and flies away. It thinks, "Small gnats like me think we are important, but we are not."
The bull keeps eating grass. He feels happy in the quiet and beautiful field.
Once upon a time, a very small gnat landed on the horn of a very big bull. The gnat enjoyed the nice view from the top of the horn for a while. When it was time to go, it made a small humming sound. It then asked the bull, "Can I go now?"
The bull, who was busy eating some tasty grass, looked up and said in a deep voice that filled the field, "I didn't even notice you were here. You leaving won't make any difference."
The gnat was surprised by this and then flew away, making a buzzing sound. As it flew, it thought about how sometimes, even the smallest creatures might think they are very important to the world, but they might not be as important as they think. The bull kept eating grass, enjoying the quiet and the beauty of the field.
Once upon a time, a tiny gnat landed on the horn of a big, chubby bull, and began to dance like it was on the disco floor. "Woo-hoo! Best seat in the house!" it shouted, enjoying the view.
"Hey, Mr. Bull," it buzzed, doing a little moonwalk on the horn. "I'm thinking of flying off now. Will you miss me?"
The bull, busy munching on some super tasty grass and looking a bit like he'd just told himself a funny joke, looked up and said, "Miss you? I didn't even notice you were there! Were you dancing or just doing the itchy twitchy?"
The gnat's wings dropped a little. "I thought I was a dancing superstar!"
The bull laughed, "Oh, you were dancing alright. Just the kind of dancing only a gnat could love!"
The gnat gave a tiny huff and then buzzed off, but not before calling back, "Well, you just wait. I'll be on 'Gnat's Got Talent' soon!"
As it flew away, the gnat realized that being a superstar might take more than just fancy footwork on a bull's horn. Meanwhile, the bull chuckled and went back to his grass, thinking, "Gnats these days, always wanting to be the next big thing. Now, where's my pudding grass?"
In the middle of a sunny field,
There was a bull, his calm revealed.
A little gnat, so light and small,
Landed on the bull's horn tall.
"Mr. Bull," the gnat did say,
"Is it okay if I stay?
But if it's time, I'll buzz away,
Just let me know without delay."
The bull looked up, a gentle smile wide,
"You're so small, you could just hide.
I didn't even feel when you came by,
Your impact’s like a cloud in the sky."
The gnat paused, its wings aflutter,
Understanding what those words did utter.
Even tiny beings may think they're grand,
But the world's much bigger, it must understand.
The gnat buzzed high, then flew away,
While the bull just munched his hay.
In the field, so big and wide,
The bull and gnat had their lesson beside.
A very small, flying insect.
Hard, pointed part on some animals' heads.
What you can see from a place.
Soft, continuous sound like a buzz.
Very good flavor or delicious.
A change or effect on something.
Feeling sudden shock or wonder.
Making a continuous, low sound.
Having great value or significance.
Feeling pleasure or happiness about something.
Very small flying insect.
Comes down to rest.
What you see from a place.
A hard point on a bull's head.
Making a continuous sound.
Feeling when something unexpected happens.
Moves through the air.
Something that matters a lot.
No noise or sound.
Very nice to see.
A very small, flying insect.
Hard, pointed part on some animals' heads.
What you can see from a place.
Soft, continuous sound like a buzz.
Very good flavor or delicious.
A change or effect on something.
Feeling sudden shock or wonder.
Making a continuous, low sound.
Having great value or significance.
Feeling pleasure or happiness about something.
Where does the gnat land?
What does the gnat like?
What does the gnat ask the bull?
What is the bull doing?
How does the bull feel in the field?
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