Emberlee and the Mermaid Singing Competition
Emberlee was the princess of Rainbow Mermaid Island, and she had all the things that make little girls giggly and happy. She had long wavy hair that sparkled like diamonds under the sunbeams, big round eyes of sapphire blue, and a smile that could light up the darkest oceans. She loved to dress up, put on makeup, and twirl around in front of the mirror, admiring her own beauty. But most of all, she loved to sing and dance, and she did so with all the passion and energy she had. Every time she heard music, she felt like her heart was hopping and jumping in her chest, and she couldn't help but move her body along.
Emberlee was also a smart and kind girl, who loved her whole family. She had three older sisters, Rainbow, Goldie, and Navy, and they were all very different from each other. Rainbow was the oldest, and she was very serious and practical, always thinking about the best ways to solve problems. Goldie was the second oldest, and she was very curious and adventurous, always looking for new things to do and explore. Navy was the third oldest, and she was very shy and sensitive, always worrying about what other people thought of her.
One day, Emberlee decided to organize a singing and dancing competition on the island, and she invited all the mermaids to participate. Rainbow, Goldie, and Navy were very excited about it, and they started to prepare their own performances as well. Rainbow decided to sing a wise and profound song about the beauty and spirit of the sea, while Goldie created a playful and adventurous dance that carried her through the currents and the tides. Navy, however, was very nervous about the whole thing, and she didn't know what to do.
The day of the competition finally arrived, and all the mermaids gathered around the stage, waiting for the show to begin. Emberlee was the first to sing and dance, and she did it with all her heart and soul, moving her body in perfect sync with the music. Rainbow, Goldie, and Navy watched her with amazement, and they knew they had to give their best as well. Rainbow sang her song beautifully, and Goldie danced with grace and charm, but Navy was still very nervous.
Finally, it was Navy's turn to step on stage, and she felt like her heart was beating so fast she couldn't breathe. But as she looked into the crowd, she saw Emberlee's reassuring smile, and she felt like she could do anything. So she took a deep breath, closed her eyes, and began to sing a sweet and gentle song about the love and friendship between siblings. Her voice was soft and fragile at first, but then it became stronger and more powerful, filling the stage with its warm and tender sound.
The mermaids were all amazed by Navy's performance, and they couldn't believe how beautiful her voice was. Even Emberlee, who had heard her sister sing many times before, was surprised by the depth and emotion that she put into her song. And so, when the competition was over, Emberlee hugged Navy tightly and told her how proud she was of her. "You don't have to be like Rainbow or Goldie," she said. "You are wonderful just the way you are, and I love you for that."
And that was the moral of the story, Rainbow, Goldie, and Navy. Don't try to be someone else or do something just because others are doing it. Always be kind and respectful, and celebrate the uniqueness and diversity of all people, including yourself. Because that's what makes life interesting and beautiful, just like Rainbow Mermaid Island.
The End