Once upon a time, in a village near a shimmering lake, there lived a big and friendly bull. The bull loved to drink water from the lake whenever he felt thirsty.
One sunny day, the bull walked towards the lake to quench his thirst. As he approached the water's edge, he accidentally stepped on the tail of a tiny mouse who was sunbathing by the shore.
The mouse squeaked in pain and jumped up, glaring at the bull. When he saw that his tail was completely crushed, he felt angry and decided to seek revenge.
Determined to make the bull feel his pain, the mouse climbed onto the bull's back and started biting him with his sharp teeth. But the bull, who was enjoying the coolness of the lake, didn't feel the mouse's tiny bites and remained unaware of the little creature on his back.
After some time, the mouse grew tired of biting and jumped off the bull's back. Standing before the bull, he showed him his tail and told him about the pain he had caused.
The bull was surprised to hear this and asked if he had really stepped on the mouse's tail. When he realized what had happened, he apologized for the pain he had caused unintentionally.
The mouse, feeling defeated, went back home in pain, realizing that it was pointless to argue with the bull.
Once upon a time, in a small village by a beautiful lake, there lived a big, friendly bull. This bull liked to drink water from the lake when he was thirsty.
One bright and sunny day, the bull went to the lake to drink some water. As he got close to the water, he accidentally stepped on the tail of a tiny mouse who was resting nearby.
The mouse squealed in pain and quickly stood up, looking angrily at the bull. Seeing his tail hurt, the mouse became very angry and decided to get back at the bull.
The mouse climbed onto the bull's back and started biting him with his sharp teeth. But the bull, who was enjoying the cool lake water, didn’t feel the small bites and didn't know the mouse was there.
After a while, the mouse got tired of biting and jumped off the bull's back. He stood in front of the bull and showed him the hurt tail, explaining the pain the bull had caused.
The bull was surprised to hear this and asked if he had really stepped on the mouse's tail. When he understood what had happened, he said he was sorry for causing pain without knowing.
The mouse, feeling sad, went home in pain, realizing it was no use to fight with the bull.
In a small town, there is a big, friendly bull. He likes to drink water from the lake when he is thirsty.
One sunny day, the bull goes to the lake. He wants to drink water. He steps on a small mouse's tail by mistake. The mouse is sitting in the sun.
The mouse cries because it hurts. He looks mad at the bull. He is sad because his tail hurts.
The mouse wants the bull to know it hurts. He climbs on the bull's back. He starts to bite the bull. But the bull does not feel the bites. He keeps drinking water. He does not know the mouse is there.
After some time, the mouse stops biting. He jumps down. He stands in front of the bull. He shows his hurt tail. He tells the bull it hurts.
The bull is surprised. He asks if he steps on the mouse's tail. When he knows what happened, he says sorry.
The mouse is still sad and in pain. He learns it is not good to fight with the bull.
Once upon a time, in a small village by a beautiful lake, there lived a big, friendly bull. This bull liked to drink water from the lake when he was thirsty.
One bright and sunny day, the bull went to the lake to drink some water. As he got close to the water, he accidentally stepped on the tail of a tiny mouse who was resting nearby.
The mouse squealed in pain and quickly stood up, looking angrily at the bull. Seeing his tail hurt, the mouse became very angry and decided to get back at the bull.
The mouse climbed onto the bull's back and started biting him with his sharp teeth. But the bull, who was enjoying the cool lake water, didn’t feel the small bites and didn't know the mouse was there.
After a while, the mouse got tired of biting and jumped off the bull's back. He stood in front of the bull and showed him the hurt tail, explaining the pain the bull had caused.
The bull was surprised to hear this and asked if he had really stepped on the mouse's tail. When he understood what had happened, he said he was sorry for causing pain without knowing.
The mouse, feeling sad, went home in pain, realizing it was no use to fight with the bull.
Once upon a time, in a village with a shimmering lake that was so sparkly, it looked like a bunch of fairies had a glitter fight, there lived a big and friendly bull. Oh, this wasn't just any bull; he was a connoisseur of fine waters. He'd saunter down to the lake and sip, not slurp, mind you!
One sunny day, as bright as a brand-new gold coin, the bull decided it was time for a nice drink. He ambled towards the lake, humming a jolly tune. But what's this? He accidentally stepped on the tail of a tiny mouse, who was sunbathing, working on his tan for the summer!
'Ouch!' squeaked the mouse, jumping up like a popcorn kernel on a hot stove. He glared at the bull with eyes as wide as saucers. 'Do you mind? I'm trying to get a suntan here, not a pancake tail!'
The mouse was so angry he could dance a jig on a pinhead! He decided he'd make that bull feel his pain. So, he scampered up the bull's back and started biting him, trying his best to nibble like a bunny munching a carrot.
But the bull? He just kept on enjoying the cool lake, humming away. 'Ah, a lovely breeze,' he thought, utterly clueless about the mouse's nibbling protest.
The mouse grew tired of biting, and with a dramatic sigh, jumped off. 'Hey, you!' he squeaked, 'You, sir, have crushed my tail. Look at it! It's as flat as a pancake in a comedy skit!'
The bull blinked and looked down, 'Did I do that? Oh dear, I didn't feel a thing. Was it a soft breeze or was it you? My apologies, tiny friend. Next time, pick a safer spot for sunbathing, eh?'
The mouse's cheeks puffed out, and he stormed off home, feeling rather defeated. 'Pointless to argue with a bull,' he thought, limping away, 'Especially one that thinks I'm a breeze.'
And so, the mouse learned that seeking revenge on someone who doesn't even know what he did wrong can be as fruitless as trying to teach a chicken to tap dance. The bull continued to enjoy his lake, and the mouse? Well, he found a safer spot for sunbathing, far away from any stomping hooves.
Beside a glistening lake so blue,
Lived a bull, gentle and true.
To sip the water, cool and clear,
He’d come quite often, year by year.
One sunny morn, so hot and bright,
A mouse was basking, quite out of sight.
But the bull, eager for his drink,
Stepped on the mouse’s tail in a blink!
“Ouch!” cried the mouse, his tail in dismay,
Looking at the bull who had walked his way.
Thinking of revenge, a plan he did devise,
To make the big bull realize.
Onto the bull’s back, the mouse did climb,
Biting him, thinking, “Now, revenge is mine!”
But the bull, feeling the lake’s cool embrace,
Didn’t notice the mouse, nor his frantic pace.
Tired and defeated, the mouse came down,
Showing the bull his tail, with a frown.
“I'm so sorry!” the bull exclaimed with a sigh,
“I didn’t mean to harm you, oh my!”
The mouse, in pain, headed home that day,
Realizing with some things, it’s better not to play.
A small group of houses in the countryside.
Feeling a need to drink some water.
Close to a place or thing.
Not done on purpose, by mistake.
Made a loud, high-pitched cry of pain.
Moving fast or in a short time.
Feeling or showing anger or annoyance.
Having a point or edge that can cut.
Taking pleasure or happiness from something.
Telling someone clearly about something so they understand.
Nice and kind to others.
Wanting to drink water.
When the sun is shining bright.
A big area of water.
Something done wrong without meaning to.
Causes pain or feels bad.
Very angry or upset.
Moves up something, like a tree.
Feeling when something unexpected happens.
To try to hurt someone else.
A small group of houses in the countryside.
Feeling a need to drink some water.
Close to a place or thing.
Not done on purpose, by mistake.
Made a loud, high-pitched cry of pain.
Moving fast or in a short time.
Feeling or showing anger or annoyance.
Having a point or edge that can cut.
Taking pleasure or happiness from something.
Telling someone clearly about something so they understand.
Where does the bull like to drink water?
What does the bull do by mistake?
Why does the mouse cry?
What does the mouse do to the bull?
What does the bull do when he knows he hurt the mouse?
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