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Do you remember the Hawk and the Hen Story? (Re-live the good old day memories)

Do you remember the Hawk and the Hen Story? Re-live the good old-day memories as we take you down memory lane.

Do you remember the Hawk and the Hen Story? Re-live memories as we take you back on memory lane several years back to your primary school days.  Read the full story here.

 

Hawk and the Hen

Once upon a time, Hawk and Hen were very good friends. They lived together in a little house. They did everything together. Furthermore, they wanted to make a drum. Both of them liked to play drums. But Hen was lazy. She did not want to do any hard work.

One day, Hawk said, “Let’s go into the forest and cut some wood for our drum.”

Hen said, “I’m sorry, Hawk, I’m ill. I can’t come with you”

Hawk said, “Then give me your axe, knife and adze to cut the wood and carve the drum”

Hen said, “I’m sorry, Hawk, my axe, my knife and my adze are all ill. They can’t work.

Do you remember the Hawk and the Hen Story (Releave memories)

The Hawk saw that Hen did not want to help him. So he went to his friends. They gave him a knife, an axe and an adze. He cut a piece of wood. He cut a sheep-skin. Not only that, but he made a drum.

Haw played his drum. It was very good. He liked it.

 

 

Do you remember the Hawk and the Hen Story (Releave memories)

Hen wanted to play, too. But she could not. Hawk said, If you play my drum, I will beat you”

The next day, Hawk went to his farm. Hen went and played the drum. She danced and danced.

Krete, soo ya!

Krete, soo ya!

My friend’s little drum.

Krete, soo ya!

Because I’m not well,

Krete, soo ya!

I can play and play and play,

Krete, soo ya!

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Hawk heard the song of his drum. He said, “Who is playing my drum? Isn’t that the lazy Hen?” Every day, Hawk heard the drum. When he went home, he didn’t see anybody playing it.

One day, Hawk said to Hen, “I’m going to my farm.” But he went to hide in his room. The hen quickly went to the drum:

Krete, soo ya!

Krete, soo ya!

My friend’s little drum.

Krete, soo ya!

Because I’m not well,

Krete, soo ya!

I can play and play and play,

Krete, …

Hawk quickly ran out of his room. He caught Hen. “Today, I have caught you. Ahaa! You play my drum!” Hawk said. Hen cried, “Please, don’t kill me, my friend!” “What will you give me then?” Hawk said. “Any time I have chicks, you can take one of them,” Hen said. This is why Hawk always catches chicks

Hawk quickly ran out of his room. He caught Hen.

“Today, I have caught you. Ahaa! You play my drum!” Hawk said.

Hen cried, “Please, don’t kill me, my friend!”

“What will you give me then?” Hawk said.

“Any time I have chicks, you can take one of them,” Hen said.

This is why Hawk always catches chicks.

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5 thoughts on “Do you remember the Hawk and the Hen Story? (Re-live the good old day memories)”

  1. Thee were very interesting stories that kept us in school. Please bring back more of these memories- Mr. Gyebi and his sons, a market day at Asesewa, Afoyo and the three fishes, I can’t be boarded, Koo lay near the round about and and the rest. You made my day.

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