The Worry Tree by KhinThan Wai

The Worry Tree

2025-05-14 12:36:27 UTC

One day, I was feeling completely bogged down with friends, family, and everything in between. I had been burning the candle at both ends, communicating with people while finishing my art projects. So, I nipped back into the forest behind my house, hoping for peace. That's when I stumbled upon the magical Worry Tree. I trudged over, my legs heavy from exhaustion, and whispered my thoughts to its glowing leaves. The tree gently swayed, as if listening, and said. "No fussing over what you cannot control. Leave your burdens here." Before I leave, I smile and thank it silently, feeling the weight on my chest slowly fading away.

kaungnaythwe11 — 2025-05-14 12:50:55 UTC

The Worry Tree

One day, I found a tree that could listen to my feelings. I told the tree that I felt worried about school - I was totally bogged down with homework and burning the candles at both ends. Another thing I shared was how I nipped back at my friends without meaning to. The tree listened and then whispered, "You're just carrying the world on your shoulders. It's okay to rest." I started to feel like I could let my guard down for once. Before I left, I smiled and thanked the tree for being there.

The Worry Tree

2025-05-14 12:52:07 UTC

One day,I found a tree that could listen to my feelings.I told the tree that I felt worried about that I was bogged down with my Math lessons.Another thing I shared was how I was fussing over in my Math lessons.And,I still can't understand it.The tree listened and then told me to stop fiddling with math exam.I need to be confident and believe myself that I can do it.And,I don't need to burn the candle at both ends with math lesson and exam.I started to feel clocked off by listening to tree's advices.

Before I left,I thanked the tree and said that I will come back again with math results and full of confidence.

The Worry Tree

2025-05-14 12:57:48 UTC

One day I found a tree that could listen to my feelings. I had been holed up in my room for days, feeling bogged down by all the responsibilities piling up. I told the tree that I felt worried about an upcoming exam, and how I kept fiddling with my notes. The tree seemed to rustle its leaves gently, a comforting sound like a whispered assurance that everything would be alright. Before I left, I thanked the tree for listening; it felt like a weight had been lifted, and I no longer felt like I was burning the candle at both ends with worry. I felt as though I could finally trudge over these challenges with a lighter heart.

The Worry Tree

2025-05-14 12:58:37 UTC

One day, I found a tree that could listen to my feelings.I'm an introvert, so this tree was valuable to me. I told the tree that I felt worried about my new school and new classmates. I was bullied at my previous school and I never told anyone about it. But now I was moving to a new school in a different city. I felt a mixture of excitement and fear. The tree listened and then, I don't know if it was because of the strong wind, some leaves started to fall. It was as if that thing had given me a response, and I was happy to feel that I was not alone at this moment. I started to feel that this place was a good place for me to relax and talk. Before I left, I told myself that I would definitely come back to this place.

The Worry Tree

2025-05-14 13:03:56 UTC

One day, I found a magical and mysterious tree that could listen to my feelings. I told the tree that I felt worried because I had been feeling bogged down about taking the entrance exam for a strict boarding school—and I didn’t even want to go there. Another thing I shared was that I was going to be holed up in school for a whole year.

The tree listened and then warned me not to burn the candle at both ends, because I might end up failing the exam. I started to feel a bit more relaxed and realized that I needed to stop fussing over every detail of the lessons and just go with the flow.

Before I left, I thanked the tree for its advice and in return, I gave it a ton of food and strolled

back to the place where I belong.