The Mighty Oak - Children's Book Narration
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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The Mighty Oak, written and narrated by Rebecca, See with E. Once in a lonely field of beautiful flowers, there stood a single mighty oak. He was strong. He was tall. He was majestic. The only time you spoke was when the wind blew through his branches and the words became a beautiful song. The birds would sit upon him singing along with his branches, reaching for the sky. He spoke to the creator of his loneliness, and he waited patiently for an answer. One day, the local farmer planted a cherry tree near the mighty oak. She was young, She was fragile. She was insecure. She would twitter away with the birds at the slightest breeze, and they responded back and sign world eating our fruit. The mighty oak fell in love with the cherry tree. Knowing she was a gift from his creator, he would speak words of encouragement to the cherry tree to help her grow. He would listen patiently to her, knowing she was in the process of maturing, he quietly showed her how to dig her roots deep in the ground and reach to the sky in songs of joy. The cherry tree found great comfort in the shadow of the mighty oak. She loved him in return and learned more of the creator through him. For many seasons, they group together in that beautiful field of flowers. They sang with one another. They talked about the deep mysteries of life with one another. Their roots became entwined with one another. One dark day, a mighty storm came. The rains poured hard and loosened the ground. As the winds tour through her branches, the cherry tree felt she would be blown away. But as the storm raged against her, she remained anchored to the earth through the roots of the mighty oak. She realized that after so many years, they had become like a single tree underneath the ground. Suddenly, the sky cracked and a light flashed. The cherry tree looked up and saw that her mighty oak had been struck by lightning catching on fire. So she cried out for someone to save the mighty oak. A downpour rose and put out the fire. The cherry tree let out a sigh of relief, thankful for the rain. As the days went by, the mighty oak became more and more silent. His trunk was scarred from the lightning strike and his leaves began falling to the ground. The breeze would blow through his branches, but he no longer saying he just bowed in reverence. So the cherry tree sang to him, and the birds came to rest on his branches. They sang along with the cherry tree, and it made the Mighty Oaks smile inside. He tried to speak to the cherry tree the best he could, though her sadness made it hard for her to listen. One clear day, the mighty oak whispered to the cherry tree, telling her to trust the creator. In all things, he told her she had become a strong and courageous tree through the storm. The cherry tree thanked the mighty oak for helping her grow that she would never forget his love for her and teaching her to understand the creator better. Then the mighty oak became silent, and the birds flew from his branches As he fell to the ground forever falling asleep, the cherry tree wept quietly, going deeply inward. Those sadness filled her heart. She still felt the roots of the mighty oak intertwined with hers and knew he would forever be part of her there, in the same only field of beautiful flowers, the cherry tree stood alone for what felt like forever. She was taller, she was stronger, She was quieter, she whispered. When the wind blew through branches and the words became a soft song of remembrance, the birds would sit upon her branches and sing along. She silently cried out in loneliness to the creator, and she waited patiently for an answer. One quiet and sunny day, she saw the local farmer come up the side of the hill. A song of thankfulness started to rise within her, even though she was uncertain of what the future might hold. She do that whatever the farmer planted, their roots would grow together, and she would pass on the message of love embedded within her by the mighty oak.