The Kites and the Swans

The kites of olden times, as well as the swans, had the privilege of song. Their melodies filled the air with enchanting sounds, bringing joy to all who listened.

However, after hearing the neigh of a horse, they became so captivated by this new sound that they attempted to imitate it. In their quest to neigh like the horse, they gradually forgot how to sing their own beautiful songs.

This story serves as a poignant reminder that the desire for imaginary benefits can often lead to the loss of present blessings. In their pursuit of something they thought was better, the kites and swans sacrificed the very thing that made them special.