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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Pride That Worths The Price Once, there lived an eagle crowned the war commandant strong and very energetic enough its community to secure Soon came an invading war the eagle with gang and ammunition so confident the battle to win but unfortunate for the troupe it led the intruder caught it all it slaves In that community also lived a peacock full of beauty and pride, though very allergic to arms, claimed it could rescue the enslaved team So, off sent it the king to go and die with its colours of pride and without a single soldier, it left for the unknown, the land of its greatest enemy Full of pride, just like a bride, with songs and smiles, it dances towards the enemies land, twisting its body, stretching its tails, to reveal its beautiful feathers All eyes, behold the beauty of the peacock, and all hearts were filled with the love of a peacock so, all powers fought to own the peacock, and all riches contested for the ownership of the beauty And soon, a duel was held, in the community, commons against commons in their army, soldiers against soldiers the king was maimed and the soldiers all died, including their brave and strong commander yet, the king felt no pain at all all he desired was the ownership of a great beauty, the greatest he has ever seen the king so asked for the peacock to be its, but the peacock asked for a reward for that Let the peacock rule over the kingdom, through the king that shall be done. Let all the captives be released. And home went the enslaved eagle, who was only filled with empty pride of ammunitions, power, strength and energy Of course, the peacock remained in that community, for there they valued its worth more and, of course, for an appreciation of its effort I mean for releasing the captives, including the eagle, the peacock was crowned the king of all birds.
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