Question

No fly, no bread
In the winter to have.
Hungry and whining
To the ant she went
Begging for something to have
Just out of kind heart
As to be able to eat
Till the good season comes:
Swearing by her faith
Next August she would refund
With interests and capital sum.
The frugal ant, who double thinks
Before anything she lends
—“How did you spend your summer away?”
Thus asks straight out.
And the cricket:—“My dear friend,
I did nothing but sang day and night”—
“Well done, my dear friend,
Now you can also dance.”
What is the moral of this fable?

Answer 1

I think the moral would be that responsibilities come first.