Aesops Fables
(Aesop)
To Aesop life seemed to be an epigram of animals and moral consequences, in written prose.
Tie up your verbal walking boots and take a pilgrimage of self discovery and verbal awareness of lifes morals and consequences to everything that you think and do in relation to your fellow human beings!
Climb mountains of literally splendid riddles as you hike your way through no less than 284 tall tales of animals engaged in mock up senarios of what could happen in real life and with either a consequence or a written moral at the end to help you fathom the meaning to that particular tale! Hope you like animals as you will be travelling with goats, hawks, vipers an ass a lion and a variety of other furry creatures all wanting to get involved in Aesops guide of how cause and consequence can determin what path you walk after your moral judgement has been tested.
Are you aware that he lived about the sixth century before Christ. I would summise that he was way ahead of his time with his infinate wisdom as Marilyn Monroe was with her style andsense of dress.
He applied the same law of the jungle rules in his fables as to who would play out the stronger roles. The lion was always stronger than the wolf and the fox, as ever got typecast as the sly one. Not necessary the case of assumed fastest will make it across the finishing line first, but there is no getting away from the fact that he had a simply wonderful way of depicting animals as examples of would be lifes consequences from situations born out of greed and pride and most other human emotions that we exploit and do our best to take advantage of, especially with fellow 'weak' human beings. I wonder how good he would of been at writing stories for children - with all his animals in it?
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