In the heart of the dense jungle, where tall trees danced with the wind and sunlight streamed through the leaves, a very pity baby monkey wandered alone. His tiny face looked weak and his fur, once fluffy, appeared dull and slim. He had lost his mommy, the one who had always carried him close to her chest and kept him safe from the dangers that lurked in the forest.
The baby monkey cried loudly, his voice echoing through the branches. “Mommy! Mommy!” he called, hoping she would return. Every rustle of the leaves made him turn his head, his little heart filled with hope. But it was never her—only the sound of the jungle moving on without care for his pain.
The other monkeys in the troop noticed him, but they were busy searching for food or grooming each other. Some glanced at him with sympathy, but none came close enough to comfort him. The baby monkey stretched out his fragile arms, trying to cling to anyone who passed by. Yet he found no warm embrace, only the cold reality of being alone.
Hunger gnawed at his belly, and his thin body showed the struggle he was facing. Still, the little one kept calling, his voice trembling but determined. “Mommy, please come back. I miss you.” His eyes, wide and wet with tears, scanned the treetops again and again.
As the sun began to set, painting the sky with orange and purple, the baby monkey curled himself on a branch. His tiny hands clutched the bark tightly, as if holding on to hope itself. The jungle grew quiet, except for the soft sobs that came from the small creature. He remembered how his mommy used to wrap her arms around him, feed him, and whisper safety into his little world. Without her, everything felt empty and frightening.
Though he was weak and slim, the baby monkey’s spirit did not give up. He kept calling, his voice softer now but still carrying the same wish—that his mommy would hear him and return. The night fell, and the stars twinkled above, but his cries continued, a heartbreaking song of love and longing.
In that lonely corner of the jungle, the very pity baby monkey showed the world how strong a child’s love for its mother could be, even in the face of loss and despair.
