NaBloPoMo a fiction Post by Ranu https://sabethville.wordpress.com November2nd 2013

A fairy offering wishes, illustration by John Bauer to Alfred Smedberg’s The seven wishes (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Far away in a small village there lived a little boy with his parents. He was a happy child.His parents noticed he had little or no strength to do anything. He could not play with boys his age. His mother was afraid to let him go out and play with the boys in the neighborhood.
His mother told him stories of angels and fairies. she told him one day a fairy will come to play with him and take him to fairyland where every thing will be simple,he will never be sick.In the land of fairies,they help each other with their magic wand.Once they touch you with it you will feel well and never get sick again.
The boy fell asleep listening to Mom’s stories. He dreamed he was in fairy land, Each time he felt sick, a fairy would touch him with her wand. He was very happy,he did not have to take any medicine,a touch of the wand would cure him. he wanted to spend his life with the fairies.
There he met a kind gentle man who listened to him,and assured him he would take him to the leader of the fairies and request her to let him stay in fairy land.
Suddenly their cat meowed loud,the boy woke up.He found himself lying in his bed.He was so disappointed he called his mother. He said,”Mom you told me I’d be able to live with the fairies,why am I still here?”
The mother was devastated ,she had no answer for her son,she looked at him and said, “Every day I ask God to make you better,it has not happened yet.I try to take your mind away from the pain you are suffering,this is why I tell you these stories,so you only think of good things,like fairies angels,love and happiness. I am so sorry to disappoint you. In life you will face disappointments,things will not always go your way. Still I want you to be happy and try to ignore the pain by thinking of good and happy things”.
Dear Ranu,
Thank you very much for this story. I like it a lot.
What a wonderful tale of the boy finding a healing connection with life.
All good wishes,
robert
Thank you Robert.
Regards,
Ranu
Thank you Robert.
Regards,
Ranu
you deal with a painful reality for parents with sick children. What a sweet story Ranu!
I am running out of topics to write about.I could use some of Moondust bloggers idea,if he doesn’t mind.
I saw some when I was teaching. I felt sad for one of them.
ranu