Once upon a time there was a young man. During that time parents chose brides and grooms for their children. So, one day Zimi's parents chose a girl as his bride. But zimi was not happy with it as he wanted to choose someone himself.
Finally, the wedding day came. Zimi put his wedding clothing sulkily, ate almost nothing, did not laugh! His mother watched him and asked but Zimi did not share anything.
Later wedding took place and having been married they went to a place near a mountain. Having arrived without saying anything Zimi went to the mountain. There he sat under a fig tree and after a while fell into sleep.
But in the midst of his sleep he woke up having heard a sweet chirping. He opened his eyes and saw a yellow little bird beside him. He felt something and started thinking that the beautiful bird was asking him to go back to the valley.
And, when he got back he became dumbfounded to see her beautiful bride in the greenish flowery valley. When he heard her voice he became enchanted and found it so sweet. Literally she was dazzling in the late evening's slanting sun.
Then they walked together, laughed and sang together...being spellbound by the lovely spring!
Comments
Hi there, Bet!
I think this is a real life story, some areas really do this kind of marriage, parents will choose. The other half is life a hidden thing inside a black box. You have no idea if they are pleasing or loathsome. So glad, you did it with happy ending.
Thanks for sharing this to us.
Dear bet,
So nice story. I’m thankful you to made a lovely ending. I like it very much. It's Short, but sweet effort. WELLDONE!
Hi Bet,
Your story is simple but beautiful. I liked it. From your blog I can learn English as well by correction from Danny. Thanks you have shared it with us.
why not having been married why having got married...now I know having got means after the marriage but then where do you use having been?
why not during, Danny?
very well writing, thanks bet.
Thanks....always your comments are inspiring!
Again a very good piece of writing. I am impressed.