Razilee's Folktales: A Narrative Fiction

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The story I’m about to tell you is a folktale. She is a beautiful blonde with nice rose pink eyes. She IS a god of horses. So, she can also turn into a horse of a pretty Clydesdale with the same blonde hair and rose pink eyes. She is very nice to people. But the story today that I’m about to tell you does not involve her powers. It just a story on how she got the powers. The journey will be harsh and unruly. She will have to find the way and persevere through all the fights she will have to go through. She will have to turn mentally tough, and have to respect others that she will dislike. The story starts like this. She was only 16 years old she lost her parents. Razilee is all what knew about herself was her name. She does not know she’s …show more content…
She was lying down against a tree. A tree that had golden sweet apples
. Than something she always heard every day when she was at the blue. It was a nicker. So she looked up and she didn’t find anything around her. Soon she felt something lay on her shoulder. With a sadness she looked what was there. It was someone she knew; it was her parents, with Zippin’ led by a pink and purple bridle. All the tears filled in Razilee eyes.
Her mother said,” My sweet Razilee Zippin, my horse whisper”
A few years later the family was back to normal with a new house and barn. In the barn you would find Razilee and Zippin” getting ready for another ride to the lake. In which she was greeted by the angel at the lake and all Razilee could say was
“Thank You”, said Razilee and soo she came to understand that all she gone through was about preserving through not having parents. She was happy and all the angel could do was to smile and it than disappeared. Everything went back to normal. But everyone sadden, by the loss of her uncle. But Razilee was overcome by being still a horse

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