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There was once a chair who did not want to be furniture. He wanted to dance. Every night he slipped out of the room and returned at dawn. No one ever saw him vanish. But every morning, tiny traces of happiness were found upon the floor.
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1d ago
Jun 2, 2026 at 8:17 PM UTC
The Tale of the Chair Who Didn’t Want to Stand Still
There was once a chair who did not want to be furniture. He wanted to dance. Every night he slipped out of the room and returned at dawn. No one ever saw him vanish. But every morning, tiny traces of happiness were found upon the floor.
From : Tales from the Other Side of the Pillow (for kids and grownups where kids live) Second door: Where Socks Grow (about forgotten things and dreams)
RastislavKnezi
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Jun 2, 2026 at 8:17 PM UTC
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