• Tigerous 10:24:24 8.08 PM

  • Oct 25 2024
  • Length: 3 mins
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Tigerous 10:24:24 8.08 PM

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  • SHOEMAKER TALES
    Story: Tigerous
    Story by: Gail Nobles © 2024
    Art by: Gail Nobles
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    No one could walk in the tiger man’s shoes. They were only made for him. He was a courageous man and no one could fill his shoes without the courage that he had.

    Tigerous whose shoes none could wear, for they were fashioned by the hands of destiny, made for a soul of valor. His heart, unyielding, stood as a protector against the shadows that sought to intrude upon the hearts of men.

    Upon his shoulders he wore a mantle, vibrant and fierce, draped like the dusk of a thousand battles fought and won. And upon his breast was designed the great paw of the tiger, a symbol of strength and courage, a testament to his fierce spirit.

    In the midst of the gathering of shoemakers, all who beheld him knew that he was a hero, not for himself alone, but for the many whose hearts trembled in the face of dread. He walked among the faint-hearted, teaching them to embrace the fearsome things that lay in wait, those beasts of darkness that gnawed at the spirit of man.

    With each step, the tiger man bravely led the way, sparking courage in the tired and worn-out. Their shoes were worn out climbing hills and mountains. Tigerous was like a warrior; he turned into a shining symbol of hope that guided others to overcome fear and face challenges boldly. His strong spirit had the strength to face any storm, and his confident walk made sure that no one had to give up.

    You're listening to Shoemaker Tales by Gail Nobles © 2024.
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