How the Sun
Came To Be
Dear Audience, I am about to tell
you a story that long ago happened called, “How the Sun Came To Be.” This
creative story is not like others. I wanted to portray something ordinary, but
creative at the same time. Like usual, a
lot of authors begin with, “Once Upon A Time.”
So, once upon a time the earth was dark and
cold and had no sun.
On every cold Friday morning, an elephant named Mustafa, sometimes
nicknamed Mustafa the Strong, would hike up the top of his favorite hill.
Mustafa always felt a sense of relief when he reached the top of the tall
mountain. A ball that he always carried around his had an orangey-yellowish
color to it. When Mustafa touched the ball, he felt warmth and comfort
in the cold earth he lived in. Mustafa was an intelligent elephant who was always polite, except when he got angry.
On every cold Friday morning, an elephant named Mustafa, sometimes
nicknamed Mustafa the Strong, would hike up the top of his favorite hill.
Mustafa always felt a sense of relief when he reached the top of the tall
mountain. A ball that he always carried around his had an orangey-yellowish
color to it. When Mustafa touched the ball, he felt warmth and comfort
in the cold earth he lived in. Mustafa was an intelligent elephant who was always polite, except when he got angry.
Mustafa just succeeded climbing the top of the hill and
settled down when he heard something. The mysterious sound went, “click, click,
click, click,” and paused after every four clicks. Mustafa didn't think much of the sound since he was big. Although he
was wrong, Mustafa jumped and made a yelping sound when he saw a crab right on
his knee! The crab always wore a frown,
and a lot of times boasted about how good he was at scaring people. “Oh, it is you Tundra. You frightened
me!” Mustafa was quite annoyed because
Tundra, the small crab, ruined his schedule.
“Hello, my gigantic friend. I am
sorry. I just wanted to give you a fright,” said the crab chuckling. “Why do you bounce your ball every Friday,
and not any other days?”
Mustafa frowned at Tundra and then
simply said, “I don’t know crab.”
“Ummmm,” said the crab now
snatching the ball from his friend, “let me bounce it this time.”
“OK, but remember to give it back
to me right after,” Mustafa said sitting down on the grassy hill and waiting
for his crab friend to finish so he can have his turn. Mustafa watched the crab out of his big bulgy
eyes. Mustafa saw Tundra bouncing the
ball again and again. Mustafa lay still
on the grass, and started to take his gaze of Tundra. Suddenly Mustafa bolted upright and shook
himself awake. Mustafa scanned the hill
side, but could not see the sneaky crab.
Then out of nowhere, a bright light
came into sight. Mustafa got up and ran
with all his might toward the light. After a while, Mustafa was gaining ground
toward the glowing ball. Then he noticed
Tundra and ran even faster. Mustafa was
getting tired, but he was almost at the crab’s head. BAM! The elephant tripped over a rock and
just caught Tundra on his way down.
The crab squirmed, but never left
the strong grip of the elephant. “Why
did you run away with my ball? I thought
we were friends?”
“I-I-I don’t k-know,” the crab
managed to say. Then the crab and the
elephant got into a big fight and were rolling over and over. One was on top of the other and then on the
bottom. It was a nasty fight and they
got a lot of bruises. The fight was
suddenly on the hill top and both were fighting dangerously. The elephant was pouncing his powerful feet,
while the crab was clawing at him. The
crab got scared that he would get majorly bruised or even killed in this
battle.
Suddenly Mustafa and Tundra both
fell right on top of the ball, and it shot up into the air. It flew over the houses, the hill, and then
finally flew way up over the clouds.
Tundra and Mustafa looked at the ball and then each other. Mustafa was worried and amazed because his
favorite ball was caught up in the sky.
Then the ball shot bolts of light everywhere, and that day Mustafa’s
ball made light for the earth. Even
though the giant elephant was sad every day, he was happy he made light to the
world. The animals of the earth called
it, “The Sun.”
So that, my Audience, is my story.
THE END
