Once upon a time, in a land far away, There flowed a river, where children used to play. Its waters were crystal clear, sparkling and bright, Reflecting the blue sky, a magnificent sight.
But one fateful day, the rain started to pour, The clouds grew dark, the thunder started to roar. The river grew wider, its current fierce and strong, As the rain kept falling, it went on and on.
The long blue river, now flooding its shores, Engulfing the meadows and the fields it adores. The villagers worried, their homes in danger, As the water level rose, their resolve grew stranger.
Yet amid the chaos, a little girl named Lily, With her heart full of hope and her spirit so free. She saw the river's wrath, but she also saw its grace, And she believed that miracles could take place.
Lily took a boat and sailed down the river's flow, With each passing moment, her love for it would grow. She marveled at the beauty, even in the flood, The way the water danced, like a river of blood.
She saw the animals seeking refuge on higher ground, The birds flying above, making joyful sounds. She saw the trees bending, but never breaking, And it made her heart soar, her faith in nature waking.
As Lily sailed further, she met a wise old turtle, Who had seen many floods and storms, without a hurdle. He told her tales of resilience and strength, Of how the river would return to its normal length.
Lily listened intently, her eyes filled with wonder, She knew that the river's flood would soon be over. She sang songs of hope, to lift everyone's spirit, And her voice echoed through the land, everyone could hear it.
Days turned into weeks, and weeks into months, The rain finally stopped, the flood receded at once. The long blue river, now calm and serene, Brought back life to the land, like a magical dream.
The meadows bloomed with flowers, the fields turned green, The villagers rebuilt their homes, a hopeful scene. And Lily, the little girl who believed in the power, Of a long blue river, that could overcome any shower.
So let this story be a reminder to us all, That even in the darkest times, we can stand tall. With love and hope, we can weather any storm, And like the river, our spirits can transform.
