BEWARE OF SMALL POISONOUS SNAKE . (Their is no small enemy)

OLAYINKA EMMANUEL DADA Steamy Stories

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He-goat that follows 🦁 Lion to hunting grounds, will devour at hunting ground or become a prey at wilderness. Their is no small snake, remember that enemy at the gate. A man doesn't run amoung the thorn for no reason either he is chasing a snake or a snake is chasing him. The speed of your running determine the rate of your speed.Why do will need light at home?. We need light at home for us to see enemy at the gate, we on light at home because we want see what is going on in the darkness at night. What I cherise most in my life are my safety custody, where I keep my head and family, my quality inward fruits foods, beverage taken inward of my belly are most very important. Secondly the security of myself and my family are very important and thirdly my shelter are very paramount. A small snake 🐍 are more poinsennous that big snake and you have to beware of it as a human being. What do I mean, A snake can be compare in behavior of human being, you welfare are very important There are no difference between the snake and scorpion, know matter how scorpion is your friends it will still sting you. The attitude of a 🐍 snake, scorpion are not different from bad and dark attitude of some people, that was the reason why I compare a snake and Scorpion character to human being.Igbo Proverb: If a snake fails to show its venom, little kids will use it in tying firewood.Origin: A snake is a dangerous reptile. Snake poison can kill an adult in minutes. In Africa, snake bites contribute to deaths. In Igbo land where this proverb originated from, snakes are not toyed with. In some African traditions, snakes are referred, and in others, it’s a delicacy or a deity. The proverb emphasizes on the lethal poison, which is a feature snakes are known for. I can translate this proverb to if one doesn’t show his abilities, he may be taken for granted
Meaning: There are times when one defends one’s capability.If the child learn the trail of the snake, he will also learned the Wonder of the snake.What do you think about this proverb? Do you know another African proverb? You can drop it here, and I will discuss it with you.A small poison snake, as well as 🦂 scorpion are your great enemy compare to man attitude, no matters how you be a friends to a snake or scorpion, it's will still bite or sting you.A Story of a tortoise and 🦂 scorpion.In the land of Ormok, where the sun kissed the golden sands of the desert and the wind whispered secrets of the ancient past, there lived a Tortoise named Tiotoise and a Scorpion. The two were unlikely friends, for while one was slow and steady, the other was quick and agile. Despite their differences, they had formed a bond that transcended their physical limitations. Tiotoise was a wise and gentle soul, his shell adorned with intricate patterns that told the stories of generations past. He had lived for centuries, witnessing the rise and fall of empires, the birth of new lands, and the passing of time itself. The Scorpion, on the other hand, was a creature of impulse and instinct. Its stinger was its weapon, and it used it without hesitation or remorse. Despite their differences, Tiotoise and the Scorpion were inseparable. They would spend hours wandering the desert, exploring hidden caves and forgotten ruins. The Scorpion would always play pranks on Tiotoise, stinging him when they least expected it. Tiotoise would grumble and complain, but deep down, he knew that it was just the Scorpion's way of showing affection. One day, a great lion in the village of Ormok announced that he would be holding a grand wedding ceremony. Tiotoise and the Scorpion were thrilled at the news and immediately set out to make preparations. However, on the day of the wedding, a sudden storm broke out, flooding the village and turning the desert into a treacherous sea of mud. Tiotoise, being a creature of the land and water, was able to navigate the flooded terrain with ease. The Scorpion, however, struggled to keep up, its delicate legs sinking into the muck with every step. Desperate to attend the wedding, the Scorpion pleaded with Tiotoise to carry it on his back. At first, Tiotoise hesitated. He knew that the Scorpion had a tendency to sting him when they played together, and he feared that carrying it on his back would only invite trouble. But the Scorpion pleaded and promised not to sting him, swearing on the bond of their friendship. Reluctantly, Tiotoise agreed and allowed the Scorpion to climb onto his back. With the Scorpion holding on tightly, Tiotoise waded through the floodwaters, his strong legs propelling them forward. As they reached the middle of the river, however, the Scorpion suddenly plunged its stinger into Tiotoise's back. Why did you sting me? Tiotoise cried out in pain, feeling the venom course through his veins. The Scorpion looked up at him with remorse in its eyes. It is in my nature to sting, my friend, it said sadly said Tiotoise.
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