The Completing Story “Grasp All Lose All” is a moral story that teaches the importance of patience, honesty, and avoiding excessive greed. It is suitable for Class 6 to Class 12 students in Bangladesh. This simple and engaging story helps learners improve their English writing skills while showing that greed often leads to loss.
Grasp All, Lose All Completing Story for Class 6/7 in 150 words
Once upon a time, a greedy dog was crossing a river with a piece of meat in his mouth. He was very happy because he had found the meat and wanted to eat it alone.
While crossing the river, the dog looked down into the water and saw his own reflection. He thought it was another dog holding a bigger piece of meat. The greedy dog wanted to get that piece too.
Without thinking, he opened his mouth to bark at the other dog. As soon as he opened his mouth, his own piece of meat fell into the river and was lost. He searched for it but could not find it.
The dog then realised his mistake. Because of his greed, he lost the food he already had.
The story of Grasp All Lose All teaches us that greed can bring loss and unhappiness.
Moral: Greed often leads to loss.
Grasp All, Lose All Completing Story for Class 8 in 200 words
Once upon a time, a greedy dog lived in a village. One day, he found a piece of meat and held it tightly in his mouth. He was very happy and thought about enjoying the meat alone in a quiet place.
While he was crossing a bridge over a river, the dog looked down into the water. He saw his own reflection and thought it was another dog carrying a bigger piece of meat. His greed increased, and he decided to take that piece too.
The foolish dog opened his mouth to bark at the other dog. As soon as he opened his mouth, his own piece of meat fell into the river. The water carried it away, and he could not get it back.
The dog searched for the meat but failed. Then he realised that the other piece of meat was only his own reflection. Because of his greed, he lost the food he already had.
The dog felt sorry for his foolish action. He learned that being satisfied with what we have is better than wanting too much.
Moral: Grasp all and lose all.
Grasp All, Lose All Completing Story for Class 9/10 in 250 words
Once upon a time, a hungry dog was wandering around a village in search of food. After walking for a long time, he found a piece of meat lying on the road. He picked it up and held it tightly in his mouth. The dog was very happy because he thought he had found a delicious meal.
The dog decided to go to a quiet place where he could enjoy the meat peacefully. While crossing a small bridge over a river, he looked down into the clear water. There he saw the reflection of a dog with another piece of meat in its mouth. The greedy dog thought that it was a real dog carrying a bigger piece of meat.
The dog became eager to get the bigger piece. Without thinking about what he already had, he opened his mouth and barked at the other dog. Immediately, his own piece of meat fell into the river and was carried away by the current.
The dog jumped into the water and searched for his meat, but all his efforts were useless. He soon realised that the other dog was only his own reflection. Because of his greed, he had lost the food he already possessed.
The dog felt ashamed of his foolish behaviour. He understood that he should have been satisfied with what he had. The incident taught him an important lesson that excessive desire often brings loss.
Moral: Grasp all and lose all. Greed can make us lose what we already have.
Grasp All, Lose All Completing Story for HSC in 300 words
Once upon a time, a hungry dog was searching for food in a village. He walked through the streets and looked everywhere, but he could not find anything to eat. After a long search, he found a piece of meat lying near a shop. The dog quickly picked it up and held it tightly in his mouth. He felt very happy because he had finally found something to satisfy his hunger.
The dog wanted to eat the meat in a peaceful place. So, he started walking towards his home. On the way, he had to cross a small wooden bridge over a river. While crossing the bridge, he looked down into the water and saw the reflection of a dog carrying a piece of meat.
The greedy dog did not understand that it was his own reflection. He thought the other dog had a larger and better piece of meat. He wanted to get that piece too. Without thinking carefully, he opened his mouth and barked at the dog in the water.
As soon as he opened his mouth, his own piece of meat fell into the river. The current quickly carried it away. The dog jumped into the water and searched for the meat, but all his efforts were useless. He lost the food he already had.
After some time, the dog realised that there was no other dog in the water. It was only his own reflection. He felt very sad and understood his mistake. His greed had caused him to lose the valuable thing he already possessed.
The story of Grasp All Lose All teaches us that we should be satisfied with what we have. Excessive greed often makes people lose even the things they already own. A wise person should think carefully before trying to gain more.
Moral: Grasp all and lose all. Greed often leads to loss.