After learning that a couple of dear friends was through a difficult period in their marriage, I wrote this story and devoted it to him.
An artist, appeared at the window of his laboratory, watching the landscape that presented itself in front, sought inspiration for a new work of art.
Suddenly he saw a butterfly light, white, delicate fluttering alighted on a branch robust, strong, rough. This approach
liked it so much that he decided to play what he had seen.
left the house and went into the forest to look for a suitable branch of the work of art.
... This is too big ... this is too thin ... this is too cool ... This too dry ... Here it is okay! "
The artist brought to his laboratory a branch apparently similar to many others.
An artist, appeared at the window of his laboratory, watching the landscape that presented itself in front, sought inspiration for a new work of art.
Suddenly he saw a butterfly light, white, delicate fluttering alighted on a branch robust, strong, rough. This approach
liked it so much that he decided to play what he had seen.
left the house and went into the forest to look for a suitable branch of the work of art.
... This is too big ... this is too thin ... this is too cool ... This too dry ... Here it is okay! "
The artist brought to his laboratory a branch apparently similar to many others.
put it on the workbench and began to sprinkle the ground, removed some projection, allisciò ends until you get just a beautiful branch.
now missed the butterfly, so delicate and this is to do it, tried in the "box of scrap" a fabric that would recall the characteristics ".. this is too often. .. this is too light ... This too dark ... this too colorful ... here, this is great! "
The artist chose the simple tulle, shaping it and cutting out what was too much, became a beautiful butterfly, perched on the branch e. \u200b\u200b.. here is the work of ' art!
But a subtle blast and the butterfly fell from the branch.
"You need something that combines the two elements," thought the artist
Since the butterfly was so delicate, the glue used for paper, then put the throttle to the branch, but just a few minutes and once the glue dried the butterfly broke away from the branch.
"No!" the artist thought "This glue is too delicate, try the wood glue!"
took the jar of glue with a brush and spread it out on the branch then you put the throttle, but the texture thick and sticky glue smeared the butterfly ... "what a mess," thought the artist had in mind the 'work' s original art and, immediately before the glue dries, the butterfly well washed and cleaned the branch.
much consideration in mind the artist was another solution to fix the throttle arm with a thumbtack and skewers, while the butterfly and traffig the branch he was a shiver of pain ... was not what he had seen in nature!
"I can tie them together with string!" He thought the artist
... but the idea was not the best, the butterfly wrapped himself in class, so you could not tell more cos' and was part of the branch was suffocated by this bond
"We did not" reflect the artist.
And while thinking of a new solution, turned to his workshop full of tools, materials, products, and for his creations, by attention to what might be useful to the union of the two materials, his eyes fell on a tube glue, a small tube , picked it up and read:
"Super glue paste instantly different materials with a single drop "
The artist reflected few seconds about what he read:
" Behold! This is just what I wanted! "
He put a small drop of super glue on the rough branch and you put it on the throttle slightly, a few moments ... ... and here is the work of art!
The artist reflected few seconds about what he read:
" Behold! This is just what I wanted! "
He put a small drop of super glue on the rough branch and you put it on the throttle slightly, a few moments ... ... and here is the work of art!
two different materials together forever
END
In the artist: marriage
perte In the butterfly, the woman
In the branch: the man
various methods of union: Super human love
-Glue: God's love that lasts forever!
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