Sunday, March 23, 2025

A Story The Hungry Cloud and the Magic Feast

 A Story

The Hungry Cloud and the Magic Feast

Once upon a time, in a lush green village nestled between rolling hills, there lived a kind-hearted girl named Mira. Mira loved to help her mother cook delicious meals for the villagers. One day, the village decided to throw a grand feast to celebrate the harvest. Everyone worked together to prepare mountains of food—steaming rice, spicy curries, sweet desserts, and juicy fruits.

But when the feast began, something strange happened. A tiny, grumpy cloud named Golu floated down from the sky. Golu was no ordinary cloud—he was always hungry! He had heard about the feast and wanted to taste everything.

The villagers welcomed Golu and offered him a plate of food. But no matter how much he ate, his hunger grew. He gobbled up the rice, slurped the curries, and even swallowed the desserts whole! Soon, the mountain of food disappeared, and Golu’s belly grew as round as the moon.

Mira, curious and brave, approached Golu. "Why are you so hungry, little cloud?" she asked.

Golu sighed. "I’m a magic cloud, but I’ve lost my sparkle. The only way to feel full is to eat, but nothing ever satisfies me."

Mira thought for a moment and said, "Maybe you’re not hungry for food. Maybe you’re hungry for something else—like joy!"

She took Golu to the village square, where children were laughing and playing. Golu watched as they danced, sang, and shared stories. Slowly, his grumpy frown turned into a smile. For the first time, he felt full—not with food, but with happiness.

From that day on, Golu became the village’s favorite cloud. He brought rain for the crops, shade for the farmers, and even rainbow arches after storms. And whenever he felt hungry, he remembered Mira’s words and joined the children in their games.

The villagers never forgot the day a hungry cloud taught them that the best feast is the one shared with love and laughter.

And so, Golu and the villagers lived happily ever after, under a sky filled with magic and joy.

 

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