Saturday 19 March 2011

How do we interpret things around ourselves!

I have occasionally seen  the following short story in persian literature but to be honest I have been too lazy to find out its origin.
 It somehow reflects how we do interpret things around ourselves.  Different people may interpret it differently, though.

"A bird  was flying north, but the weather was too cold so that it froze and fell in a field. A cow came and dropped some dung on him. It lay there worm and happy, began  to sing for joy. A passing fox discovered the bird, dug it out and ate him.
So not  everyone who shits on you is your enemy. More importantly, not everyone who gets you out of shit is your friend, and that when you are in deep shit, it's best to keep your mouth shut."


Isn't that somehow the  story of our country over the  past century. A dictator shitted on it,  that was worm enough to make  it singing. Then it was discovered by  Mullahs and is eaten by the islamic dictatorship.

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