Once upon a time, there was a Goatherd who tended to his flock of goats in a lush green pasture. Every day, he diligently cared for the animals, ensuring they were well-fed and safe from harm.
One day, while grazing on the mountainside, a group of Wild Goats appeared. The Goatherd was struck by their beauty and strength, and he decided that he wanted to add them to his flock. He approached the Wild Goats and kindly offered them shelter and food if they would join his herd.
Enticed by the Goatherd's generosity, the Wild Goats agreed and began living amongst the domesticated goats. Over time, the Goatherd grew increasingly fond of the Wild Goats, admiring their grace and untamed spirit. He began to favor them over his own goats, providing them with the best food and care he could offer.
As the days passed, the Goatherd's original flock of goats started to feel neglected and resentful. They noticed that their herder no longer paid them as much attention as he once did, and they started to grow thin and weak from lack of proper care.
One day, a fierce storm approached, and the Wild Goats, sensing the danger, decided to return to the mountains to seek shelter among the rocks and cliffs. The Goatherd, realizing that he had lost the Wild Goats he had grown to love, was left with his original flock, now weakened and dispirited by his neglect.
Once upon a super-fun time, in a field as green as your favorite crayon, lived a Goatherd. This wasn't just any Goatherd; this guy talked to his goats like they were his best buddies. "Hey pals, who's up for some yummy hay today? It's super tasty!"
One bright, sunshiney day, the Goatherd spotted some Wild Goats dancing in from the mountain like they were the stars of the show. "Wow, look at you guys! You're so cool!"
So, the Goatherd walked up to them and said, "Hey there, cool goats! How'd you like to hang out with us in this awesome field? We’ve got tons of tasty food, and there are zero wolves!"
The Wild Goats thought about it and said, "No wolves and free food? You got it!"
Now, these Wild Goats moved in and lived like kings and queens. The Goatherd was really, really happy. "Ah, you guys are so amazing!"
But his first group of goats felt left out. "Hey, what's happening? We used to be the best friends ever, and now we're like second-best."
"Yeah," said another, "it's like he forgot about us!"
They ate some not-so-tasty hay and felt sadder and sadder. They got skinny and didn't look happy at all.
Then, one day, the sky turned really dark, like when you switch off the lights, and a big storm came like a monster in a video game. The Wild Goats looked at each other and said, "Uh-oh, we know what this means. Let's go back to our mountain where it's safe!"
And zoom! They were gone, like a popped balloon, leaving the Goatherd all alone.
He looked at his first group of goats—they were skinny and not happy—and he knew he messed up. "Well, it's back to being just us. Who's up for a special treat? Maybe some extra comfy places to sleep?"
Even though he tried to make things right, the Goatherd felt really sad. He realized he had lost the coolest friends ever, and learned the hard way that sometimes what you have is already the best thing ever.
Upon a pasture, wide and green,
A Goatherd and his flock were seen.
With care and love, he led them right,
From dawn's first light to starry night.
Then Wild Goats, with eyes so bright,
Came into view, a splendid sight.
"Join my flock," the Goatherd said,
"And I'll make sure you're always fed."
Enticed by food and words so kind,
The Wild Goats to his offer aligned.
Soon the lush greens, they ate away,
While old goats saw less each day.
The Goatherd’s eyes, to wild ones strayed,
Forgetting those he’d always weighed.
His first flock felt the push aside,
Their once proud coats, now lost their pride.
But when the skies began to gray,
Wild Goats knew they couldn’t stay.
To mountain heights, they quickly fled,
Leaving behind words left unsaid.
Looking round, the Goatherd knew,
His first flock’s love remained so true.
With saddened heart and lessons learned,
He cared for all, his love returned.
From this tale, we all can glean,
Cherish what you have, don’t let it lean.
For true love’s worth is not in gold,
But in the hearts that we behold.
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