Nash & Nimi

Nimi: Listen. There was a large crowd in front of an auction hall bidding the articles.

Nash: The auction started.  The auctioneer was very happy.  All the goods were being sold at unexpectedly high rates.

Nelson: Brother and sister are narrating some story in turns.  Do you want me to start a shop like that?

Nimi: Please listen patiently.  All the things were sold except for a dusty violin in a corner with all its strings broken.

Nash: The auctioneer, wondering who would ever buy such a useless violin, kept it till the last. He dusted the violin and started advertising that violin.

Nimi: None came forward.

Nelson: I suppose it's useless like me. It's fit to be thrown on the streets.

Nash: Listen fully! An old person came and asked for the violin.

Nimi: He set right the strings and made some adjustments to the violin.

Nimi: Then he started playing it.  People forgot themselves in its melodious tune.

Nelson: Did the useless violin bring forth melodious time?

Nash: What did the auctioneer know about the violin? When the person well versed in music touched it, it became all right.

Nimi: After that what a competition for buying that violin! It got the highest price that day.

Nelson: You mean to say that I can also improve?

Nash: Why not?  When we submit ourselves to our Maker.  He will set right our shortcomings.

Nash, Nimi & Nelson: "But I am poor and needy; Yet the LORD thinks upon me. You are my help and my deliverer." (Psalm 40:17)