Once upon a time, a Wolf was drinking from a stream when he noticed a Lamb downstream also drinking from the same stream. The Wolf desired to eat the Lamb and searched for an excuse to do so. He accused the Lamb of muddying the water and making it difficult for him to drink.
The Wolf stood above the Lamb and said, "How dare you muddy the water that I am drinking from!"
Frightened by the Wolf's angry tone, the Lamb replied, "Sir, I do not intend to offend you in any way. The water is flowing from you to me, so it is impossible for me to muddy it."
The Wolf, unwilling to admit his fault, continued, "Well then, last year you insulted me."
The Lamb, confused, replied, "That is impossible, sir. I was not even born last year."
The Wolf, unsatisfied with the Lamb's response, barked, "Well, if it wasn't you, it must have been one of your family members who insulted me!"
The Lamb, knowing there was no point in arguing further, stammered, "I'm sorry if that's the case, but I haven't done anything wrong."
Despite the Lamb's protestations of innocence and attempts to reason with the Wolf, it was ultimately devoured. The Lamb realized the injustice of its situation and how the stronger and more ruthless wolf was able to impose its will on the weaker animal.
Once upon a time, a Wolf was chilling by a stream, sipping water like it was a five-star smoothie. Not far off, a little Lamb was also having a drink, minding its own business. But the Wolf was hungry, and let's just say he wasn't in the mood for a salad.
The Wolf looked down at the Lamb and shouted, "Oi, you there! You're turning my crystal-clear water into a mud bath!"
The Lamb looked up, a bit shocked. "Um, sir, no offense, but have you ever heard of gravity? The water flows from you to me, so if anyone's muddying the water, it's not this fluffy dude."
The Wolf frowned, realizing the Lamb had a point, but still eager for an excuse. "Alright, smarty-pants, but you said something really rude about me last year!"
The Lamb chuckled. "Last year? Mate, I wasn't even a twinkle in my mom's eye then! I’m basically still in diapers here!"
The Wolf was getting desperate now. "Okay, fine! If it wasn't you, then one of your relatives must've been gossiping about me!"
The Lamb rolled its eyes. "Look, if my third cousin twice-removed said something about you, I wouldn't know. I've never even been to a family reunion."
Despite all the cheeky back-and-forths and the Lamb's epic comebacks, the little guy knew that arguing was as useful as a screen door on a submarine. Because, you know, when you’re a snack, you're a snack.
And so, the Wolf, still not finding a legit excuse but pretty much done with the conversation, did what wolves do and chomped down on the Lamb.
And that's that. Sometimes, life's just not fair when you're up against someone bigger and badder than you.
Woolly the Lamb, sipping water one day,
Met Gruffy the Wolf, who had something to say.
"Hey, little Lamb, you're clouding my drink!
With water so muddy, it's making me think."
Woolly looked up, her eyes full of fear,
"But the stream flows from you to here!
How can I muddy what’s crystal for you?
The water’s the same, and the sky just as blue."
Gruffy just growled, his eyes a mean glint,
"Last year you said things, made me take a hint."
Woolly was puzzled, her face in a frown,
"Last year? But I wasn’t even in town!"
Gruffy said, "Fine, if it wasn't you, dear,
It was one of your family, that much is clear."
Woolly sighed softly, "I've done no harm,
So why bring trouble to Woolly Lamb Farm?"
Though Woolly was innocent, kind, and polite,
Gruffy still had her for dinner that night.
It's sad but it’s true, in the woods or the street,
Sometimes the big bullies just won't take defeat.
A king's elephant and a dog form a friendship, are suddenly separated, but they are reunited by the king and live happily.
A North Wind and a Sun compete to remove a traveler’s cloak, but the Sun wins with warmth.
A farmer teaches his quarreling sons the strength of unity using a bundle of sticks.
A thirsty crow cleverly drops pebbles into a pitcher, raising the water level to drink and quench its thirst.
An ant works hard and saves food for the winter while the grasshopper plays and starves.
A lion spared a mouse's life, later, the mouse rescued the lion from a trap.
A slow and steady tortoise wins a race against a boastful and overconfident hare.
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