The Magic Of Lily by: Àgel Gobris Elanod

OWN STORY

1. THE MAGIC OF LILY AGEL G. ELANO

2. Once upon a time, in a magical garden filled with an array of colorful blooms, there was a special flower named Lily. Lily was not just any ordinary flower; she possessed a rare gift – the ability to bring happiness and healing to those who gazed upon her delicate petals.

3. Lily’s petals shimmered like satin in the sunlight, and her fragrance was sweeter than the most enchanting perfume. People from far and wide would journey to the garden just to catch a glimpse of Lily’s beauty and bask in her soothing presence.

4. One day, a young girl named Elara stumbled upon the garden while wandering through the woods. She was feeling lost and disheartened, burdened by the weight of her worries. As Elara approached Lily, she felt a sense of calm wash over her, as if all her troubles were melting away.

5. Mesmerized by Lily’s radiance, Elara sat by the flower and poured her heart out, sharing her fears and doubts. To her surprise, Lily seemed to listen intently, swaying gently in the breeze as if offering comfort and understanding.

6. As the days passed, Elara returned to the garden, seeking solace in Lily’s presence. With each visit, she felt her spirits lift and her heart grow lighter. The healing power of Lily’s essence filled Elara with hope and renewed strength.

7. Word of Lily’s extraordinary gift spread far and wide, and people flocked to the garden to experience the magic for themselves. Lily became a symbol of resilience and renewal, a beacon of light in times of darkness.

8. And so, in the heart of the enchanted garden, Lily the flower bloomed, spreading love, joy, and healing to all who crossed her path.

9. THE END

10. Questions:  What made Lily different from other flowers in the magical garden?
How did people react to Lily’s presence in the garden?
Describe the effect Lily had on Elara when she first encountered the flower.
Why did Elara keep returning to the garden to be near Lily?
How did Lily’s reputation grow beyond the garden, and what did she symbolize to those who knew of her gift?