Penelope's Island - Part 1

Most people have referred to me as the Eve of natural, primeval island life. On this tropical island, I am wild and free, just happy to do whatever I want to do. You may know me as Lady Penelope, but here on this peaceful island, you can just call me Penelope. I always care about the plant life and animals on the island, and because of my gentle, kind-hearted spirit, every single animal and bird on the island grows to love me. Even the insects grow to love me. The island is a peaceful place where I unleash my freedom and happiness every day I live there, and I love to play as well as protect all those creatures. That is, until the day I became pregnant.

Slomo The Wild Robot

1.Once upon a time, during a time when humanity was still one with nature, lived a wild, free-spirited robot named Slomo.

2.He felt at home in the forest, among all the animals, birds and trees. Nature made him weak yet it also made him vulnerably strong.

3.His time in nature made him relaxed and comfortable, and he was free to explore and have fun with his animal friends.

4.He was an Adam without an Eve. In this flourishing paradise, there was only room for a wild robot to thrive and survive.

5.Because robots don't eat regular food, Slomo absorbed what was around him very carefully.

6.The more he learned from nature, the more his spirit widened to the big, wide world around him.

7.He would relax under the shade of the trees, play with the wolves and bears and shower under the cool waterfall.

Paradise

Whilst waiting for my mum to arrive so I can talk about the less stressful activity of doing poetry instead of stories, I decided to upload my poem 'Paradise' onto Youtube. I wonder what Thunderbirds fans would think if they heard about Penelope and me roaming freely in a paradise hidden away from society, discovering the secrets and wonders of nature?

Okay, here's the truth: the thing is, my favourite Bible story is the first one, the tale of Adam & Eve. You see, God created Adam, and asked him to name all the animals, saying the land is now his to care for and protect. Everything was given to him. But Adam felt lonely, so God created a woman to be his loving wife and companion. He told them that they can eat from any tree in the garden, except the Tree Of The Knowledge Of Good & Evil. For on the day they eat of it, they die. Life was happy, until Eve encountered...the serpent. DUN DUN DUUUUUUNNN!!

The serpent forced Adam and Eve to eat from the Tree Of Knowledge, and then God was really angry at them. He banished all three of our heroes from the garden, cut off the serpent's legs and forced our two first humans to eat from the ground. YUCK! Is THAT where our food comes from?! Still, in nature, there's no need for clothing. We're all free, and nature is a cradle of love and happiness - especially for me and Penelope. You can take the girl out of nature, but you can't take nature out of the girl.