
The Rooster's Wake-Up Call
By Raquel

03 Jun, 2024

Every day, the rooster crows at 5 in the morning, echoing 'cock-a-doodle-doo' through the tranquil farm.

His owner, a farmer, wakes up, irritated by the early wake-up call, and grumbles, 'Shut up, rooster! You are very annoying!'

One day, the rooster stops crowing. The farmer oversleeps, leading to a series of problems: his animals are hungry, his house is dirty, and he misses important events.

Realizing his life is disorganized without the rooster's crowing, the farmer decides he needs to change his routine.

He apologizes to the rooster, saying, 'I'm sorry. I didn't know how much I needed you. Please, crow again.' The rooster seems to understand.

The next morning, the rooster crows again: 'cock-a-doodle-doo'. The farmer wakes up with a smile, grateful for the rooster's crow that marks the beginning of his day.

His life improves: He wakes up early, brushes his teeth, washes his face, and dresses in clean clothes. He prepares breakfast and takes good care of his animals.

He sweeps the floor, cleans the house, attends the town fair, and even has time to work in his garden. His daily routine is now well-structured and efficient.

At night, he takes a shower, puts on his pajamas, and reads a book before bed. The farm is peaceful, the animals are content, and the farmer is satisfied.

Since then, the rooster's crow becomes the signal of a well-organized and happy day on the farm. The farmer appreciates the rooster's punctuality and the structured routine it brings to his life.

The rooster's crow is no longer a source of annoyance but a beloved alarm clock. The farmer cherishes his routine, realizing that it brings balance and satisfaction to his life.

The rooster and the farmer share a newfound respect for each other. The rooster's crow echoes across the farm, signifying the start of another well-organized day.