To live with the different ones

By a cold day of winter, porcupine tried to tighten the ones against the others to be heated, but they had quickly to separate to avoid the prickles of their neighbors. They repeated the horse-gear several times, until they found ideal the distance which their offered the maximum of protection against the cold and the minimum of risk to prick itself between them.

In the same way, to fill our need for human heat, we try to bring us closer from each other, but the wounds that we inflict ourselves move away us mutually. The ideal distance which enables us to live together, we find it that in the courtesy and the respect of the others. And if our need for heat is only partly satisfied, the sufferings to at least are saved us.