He's the aging Spanish knight who attacked a windmill since his eye sight was poor and he mistook it for a giant.Don Quixote
He's the aging Spanish knight who attacked a windmill since his eye sight was poor and he mistook it for a giant.Don Quixote
Hello Matiro;
I've heard of Don Quixote but don't know much about him.
After reading your short story, is it a faction, or is it all fiction? It intrigued me while reading but then it seem to end.
Is there a story behind the story? I feel there is more, is there?
God bless you and thank you for sharing.
Bob
You are right, that's not the end of the story, the rest of the story is in your inbox.
Like this?The story is a Christian story in disguise -- on the surface, it appears to be an adventure tale, but it carries a deeper Christian theme.
Have you read the whole story yet?Like this?
The 2 books representing the old and new testaments
the map or pathway to a great treasure representing the blood of Jesus
the great treasure representing salvation unto eternal life
and then "If the master of the house knew at what hour the thief would come, he would have kept a watch and prevented his house from being robbed".
Good story Matiro! I loved Don Quixote.
No, I only saw what has been posted here.
It'll be sent to you soon.Sorry, I didn't see where you have posted the rest of your story.
Hi Matiro,If you read only half of it, it will be a bit hard to guess right.
Actually, the story doesn't involve metaphors; the Christian theme is primarily revealed through the unfolding of the plot events.
Noodlers' ink...it looks Chinese?
The writing is Japanese.Noodlers' ink...it looks Chinese?
I would love to do artistic writing and drawings, but my hand tremors prevent me from doing such, alas, I am confined to a keyboard.I ordered a Moleskine (blank page) notebook, a fountain pen and bottle of ink. The notebook arrived this morning, the pen and ink later this week. I'm gonna write and sketch to my heart's content! ❤❤
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That`s really nice cursive script. I don`t think they teach that anymore.