Aesop S Fables
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Aesop's Fables
Aesop's fables are famous not just for the stories they tell, but for the messages they impart. In fact, the wisdom contained in these simple stories will always be relevant to every age. Aesop's fables hold stories that are very short and simple; yet, are effective in getting the message across to anyone regardless of their intelligence level. In this way Aesop's fables appeal to everyone.
Even though these messages are kept simple and leave every reader with some type of lesson, they are also very complex. In fact, because these stories are so simple they leave room for interpretation and symbolism. The great thing about Aesop's fables is that a person can take so many messages from them. The point is to discover your own lesson from the story.
Aesop's fables read like ancient proverbs. They tell a simple story followed by grand words of wisdom. In fact, many famous sayings have come from Aesop's fables. This includes "birds of a feather flock together" and "slow and steady wins the race?. These sayings have been around for many years and they are not going to be leaving anytime soon.
In addition to developing famous phrases, stories from Aesop's fables have also become famous. "The Grasshopper and The Ant," and "The Tortoise and the Hare," are both examples of famous stories derived from Aesop's fables. In fact, many cartoons have capitalized on these famous stories.
Aesop?s fables are great teaching tools for children. However, they hold great lessons for adults as well. The best part of these lessons is the fact that they discuss topics that will always be important. This is what makes Aesop?s fables a literary classic. It has stood the test of time and continues to thrive even though its age of creation has passed away.
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