Dreams of a Kitten by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Dreams of a Kitten

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how this humble stone, once rejected, was chosen to become the

most important part of the structure; the cornerstone that held

everything together.

In his dream, Stevie felt a warm, comforting presence beside

him. It was his old friend Oliver, the wise old owl, perched on

a nearby shelf. The owl's eyes twinkled with kindness as it

spoke to Stevie.

"Little one," Oliver the owl said; "This story is a reminder

that even those who feel small and unimportant can have a great

purpose. Just like the stone that was rejected, you too have a

special place in this world."

Stevie's heart swelled with a newfound sense of purpose and

belonging. He realized that no matter how small or insignificant

he might feel, he had the potential to make a big difference.

With a grateful purr, Stevie closed the Bible and looked up at

the wise owl.

"Thank you," Stevie whispered, his voice filled with awe and

gratitude.

As the dream began to fade, Stevie felt a gentle warmth

enveloping him, like a loving embrace. He awoke in his cozy bed,

the fire still crackling softly beside him. The dream had left a