57090 - The other fairy tale

N. Lygeros
Translated from the Greek by Athina Kehagias

Nobody had ever thought that what He was saying
was not a fairy tale but a parable.
As a result everyone thought he was a storyteller
whereas he had come to save the world.
Only the scribes and Pharisees
realized how dangerous He was
for the future of their ruling power.
They enhanced therefore the idea to the simple people
that the miracles he had done
did not exist,
and that they were exaggerations of his disciples
in order to convince the people.
The Pharisees and the scribes had set a goal
to negate him in any way possible
because He questioned their dogmatism.
They did not want the Messiah.
They preferred to remain in anticipation
therefore in between
they could impose
their own will
without any obstacle in existence.
Only that finally
what they thought was a fairy tale won
because He was telling the truth.