The Wolf And The Shepherd II
A wolf often hung around a flock of sheep, and had done them no harm. Despite that, the shepherd had his suspicions, and always treated it as an enemy.
After some time, however, the shepherd began to relax his guard and stop looking on the wolf with suspicion. He even saw it as a friend.
One day, the shepherd had to go into the city and entrusted the sheep to the wolf's care. He told the wolf, " I'm leaving everything to you!"
The wolf saw its opportunity, and fell upon the sheep immediately. The wolf killed many sheep.
When the shepherd returned, he saw all the dead sheep lying around, exclaimed," I'm so foolish to trust my sheep with a wolf!"
Moral
Enemies acting like friends pose a greater danger than open foes.
posted by Peace at 4:30 AM
1 Comments:
That is one of the truest statements in the world. I just had to post about that on my blog. Thought someone was a friend until I felt that knife between my shoulder blades. I'm the kind of person that either likes you or I don't. Wish more people were that way. I never have understood the "game". I also wanted to comment on your wolf. I have a raised a full blood wolf from a pup. She is now 7 years old and my best friend. I trust her with my life alot quicker than I will trust any human. Great blog. Keep posting - I'll keep reading.
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