Day of Languages 2015

LOVE NEVER AGES

Our story begins at Morgat, a little town on the coast of France. Day came. And when the west wind with its sweet breath has given life in every wood and when small birds are making melodies, we were lost in a world of water. We shall be broken to pieces on those rocks!

Then there was a crash! A great blackness came over me. All the voices on earth could not have wakened me.

It was a dream, a vision. »I'm Mary,« said the girl. She was pretty with fair hair and blue eyes. »Shall I get better, Nurse?« »Of course, you must keep quiet and rest.« »I need someone who will take care of me, and I love you. Will you marry me, my dear?« »What about your work?« she said softly. »I shall work better if I have a wife to help me. And I live a life of ease and happiness.« »I'm not one to rebel against you wishes. Sir, I will be your humble wife.« «Mine is real love, love of a human being.« There was silence.

And he loved and served her so devotedly that between those two was never spoken a jealous word, nor so much as a cross one.

That is my story. I think it must be true. Well, even if it is not true, there is nothing bad in it. And it would be better if many of the true stories were not true. Who does not believe this, is a brute beast.

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Maruša Leskovic, 9. r., OŠ Col 5