Daily Excerpt: When You're Shoved from Your Right, Look to Your Left (O. Imady) - The Sheep That Never Lost Hope

 


Today's book excerpt comes from When You're Shoved from the Right, Look to the Left by Omar Imady.

THE SHEEP THAT NEVER LOST HOPE

There once was a sheep who dreamed of walking in the very front row of her flock, but each time she tried to move towards the front, she was pushed back by her strong and mighty sisters and brothers. “Know your place, sheep,” they would whisper. “Even the very last row is too much for you.” Day after day the sheep would try to move towards the front row, and day after day she was pushed back with sarcasm. A dawn arrived when the shepherd, after having directed his flock towards the usual northern pasture field, suddenly stopped and decided he would try out a pasture field to the south which he had heard about from one of his friends. With his rod, he gestured to his flock to turn towards the opposite direction and suddenly the sheep, who had never lost hope, found herself in the very front row.

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