The Child in the Grave

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 Once upon a time, there was a lady who had one son and three daughters .Due to some fatel illness, the son of a lady left the world The lady was crying bitterly and everyone was trying to keep her cool but she becomes unconscious. Day and night , she had attended to the sick child, nursing and carrying in her bosom, and could not realize the fact that the child would leave her like this The lady wanted to see the child but she couldn't. One night, he husband thought that his wife was sleeping but she was awake. and went to the grave of her child. Neither did anyone see her nor did she see anyone She sat down and bent on the child's grave. This routine continued for many days.

One day, a lady was sitting near the grave. After some time, she listened to a beautiful voice, she was trying to see face but the face was fully covered.After some time, she saw a star shining in the sky.She saw his son's face in the star. The son was talking to her. He was saying that she should not cry for him. She should take care of his father and sisters The lady was continuously gazing at her child. Just then someone called the name of the boy. The boy again said that he was happy and if she  would wept again, she could not see him again .Saying this boy was disapeared.Then the mother realized that she was lying in churchyard, on the grave of her child    

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