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66. The Ants and The Snake

4/30/2013

Three ants were bored one day of the same work routine so they decided to break the drill by exploring. Suddenly, a hungry snake appeared-when one of the ants yelled out, "Ha! Come and eat us snake! We are toxic! Eat us and die!"
The snake stopped and left.

Go after what goes after you.

This mini-saga fable and proverb were written by Chris von Spitzer.

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I'm currently taking a break from this just-for-fun blog (and my other blog) to work on a big, love project :)
that's consuming all my focus...

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How
Would You Define a Mini-Saga Fable?

A mini-saga fable is commixing mini-sagas which are really, really, really short stories...just 50 words long...no more, no less; and fables: succinct stories, in prose or verse, that feature animals, plants, inanimate objects or forces of nature which are anthropomorphized. It usually illustrates a moral lesson which may at the end be expressed explicitly in a pithy maxim.

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66. The Ants and The Snake

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