Aesop's Fables: resumen de Part 233

Qué sucede

1. A rose and an amaranth bloom beside each other in a garden.
2. The amaranth envies the rose’s beauty and fragrance and calls her widely loved.
3. The rose sadly explains that her bloom ends when her petals wither and fall.
4. She contrasts her brief life with the amaranth’s flowers, which she says never fade, even after cutting.

En qué fijarte

The rose explains the limit of the beauty her neighbor envies. This turns their conversation toward the difference between brief attraction and endurance.

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