Kavin's Silent Wisdom

In a bright little village lived a boy named Kavin. He was incredibly smart and knew a lot about nature and science. However, Kavin had a secret struggle: he was terrified of speaking in front of others. Whenever his teacher asked a question, he would know the answer, but he would stay silent, fearing that his classmates might laugh at him. One day, the school held a big discussion. The topic was, 'How can we make our school garden better?' Kavin had a brilliant idea. He knew that planting certain flowers would attract beautiful butterflies. He wanted to share it, but his heart raced, and he kept his mouth shut, feeling invisible. That evening, his grandfather noticed his sadness. 'Kavin,' he said gently, 'knowledge is like a lamp. If you hide it under a box because you are afraid of the dark, it serves no purpose. A person who possesses wisdom but is too afraid to share it is like someone who is alive but lacks the spark of life.' The next day, Kavin took a deep breath. When the discussion started, he raised his hand and explained his butterfly garden idea with confidence. To his surprise, everyone cheered for his wonderful thought. Kavin realized that his voice was just as important as his knowledge.