Two Monkey Cry Don’t See Mother
In the quiet forest, where the tall trees sway gently with the wind, two little monkeys sit close together, their tiny faces filled with sadness. Their bright eyes, usually full of curiosity and joy, are now heavy with tears. The baby monkeys are frightened, because they cannot see their mother anywhere. Just moments ago, she was near, guiding them through the branches, showing them where to find food and keeping them safe from danger. But now, the forest feels big, empty, and unfamiliar without her.
The two young monkeys cling tightly to each other for comfort, their soft cries echoing through the trees. Each tear that rolls down their furry cheeks tells the story of their longing. They do not understand why their mother is gone or where she might be. They only know the warmth and protection she brings, and without her, the world feels cold and frightening.
The forest, filled with chirping birds and rustling leaves, seems unaware of their sorrow. Yet, the cries of the two baby monkeys carry far, a call for help and a plea for reunion. Their little hands grip the branches tightly as if holding on will somehow bring her back.
But in their hearts, a spark of hope still shines. They believe that their mother, who loves them deeply, will hear their cries and return. The bond between a mother and her children is strong, and the babies wait with patience and trust, even as their tears fall. Until she returns, they will hold each other close, finding strength in their togetherness, whispering through their sobs that they are not alone.
The story of the two monkeys is not only about their tears, but also about love, hope, and the unbreakable connection between mother and child.
