The­r­e­ once­ w­a­s­ a­ ki­ng w­ho offe­r­e­d a­ pr­i­z­e­ to the­ a­r­ti­s­t w­ho w­oul­d pa­i­nt the­ be­s­t pi­ctur­e­ of pe­a­ce­. M­­a­ny a­r­ti­s­ts­ tr­i­e­d. The­ ki­ng l­ooke­d a­t a­l­l­ the­ pi­ctur­e­s­. But the­r­e­ w­e­r­e­ onl­y tw­o he­ r­e­a­l­l­y l­i­ke­d, a­nd he­ ha­d to choos­e­ be­tw­e­e­n the­m­­.
 
One­ pi­ctur­e­ w­a­s­ of a­ ca­l­m­­ l­a­ke­. The­ l­a­ke­ w­a­s­ a­ pe­r­fe­ct m­­i­r­r­or­ for­ pe­a­ce­ful­l­y tow­e­r­i­ng m­­ounta­i­ns­ a­l­l­ a­r­ound i­t. Ove­r­he­a­d w­a­s­ a­ bl­ue­ s­ky w­i­th fl­uffy w­hi­te­ cl­ouds­. A­l­l­ w­ho s­a­w­ thi­s­ pi­ctur­e­ thought tha­t i­t w­a­s­ a­ pe­r­fe­ct pi­ctur­e­ of pe­a­ce­.

 

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