Microfiction Week 14: A Dog and an Elephant

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The Bond of Friendship

Just like love comes in all shapes and sizes, friendship does too. An elephant and a dog eternal friends with a bond that not even man can break. If separated their bond is so strong that when the one is absent the other suffers greatly. It is as if a part of them has been ripped apart.

He's Gone

Food, water, I want none. My best friend is gone, I am sad.

He is back! My smile is has returned.

Author's note: Based on the story The Faithful Friend from Eastern Stories and Legends by Marie L. Shedlock. Its a sweet story of the strong friendship between a dog and an elephant

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