A tiny water drop spends the day sharing kindness with friends in the old stone fountain.
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The Quiet Lake of the Little Linen Sail


The quiet lake woke up with the morning breeze. Good morning, little linen sail! The sail swayed softly in the wind. Sail, little sail, sail.


Pippin the curious duckling quacked at the lake. Together, the sail and the duckling carried a yellow leaf across the water. Thank you, Pippin. Sail, little sail, sail.


Koa the gentle turtle popped his head out of the water. The sun was very warm. The sail made a cool, dark shadow for the turtle. Thank you, little sail. Sail, little sail, sail.


Zip the cheerful dragonfly zoomed through the air. Together, the sail and the dragonfly leaned in to smell a bright pink flower near the shore. Thank you, Zip. Sail, little sail, sail.


Tad the little frog jumped from a big green lily pad. Together, the sail and the frog slid tip-tap across the top of the water. Thank you, Tad. Sail, little sail, sail.


Bram the little beaver appeared on the muddy bank. Together, the sail and the beaver pushed a small wooden branch all the way to his home. Thank you, Bram. Sail, little sail, sail.


The sun began to go down slowly. The sky turned into a soft, fuzzy orange. Pippin the duckling and Koa the turtle watched from the shore. Look, little sail, look.


Zip the dragonfly and Tad the frog came to watch too. The water looked like a shiny, golden mirror. Together, they all watched the glowing reflections. Look, little sail, look.


Bram the beaver and the little linen sail stood side by side in the evening light. The quiet lake was full of love. Sway, little sail, sway.


Small friendships make even the quietest waters shine with love. Goodnight, quiet lake. Goodnight, little sail.



