Raju felt disheartened. He wished his kite could reach the stars.

That night, the wind blew the kite into the sky.

Raju felt disheartened. He wished his kite could reach the stars.

That night, his grandmother took him to the roof and told him a story.

Look, Raju, she said, even a broken kite can travel like the stars.

Raju looked on in amazement. His grandmother smiled and continued,

Every night when we sleep, broken wishes and dreams float like kites.

They drift on the winds, talk to the stars, tell them stories, and then return with the morning rays.

Raju loved this story. He took the broken kite down from the tree and placed it in his room.

Before going to bed, he whispered his wish to the kite's string.

I wish my kite could really fly to the stars one day.

The next morning, Raju woke up to see a beautiful rainbow outside his window.

He felt as if a smile was floating in the air.

His eyes went to the broken kite, which had been hanging in his room all night.

It now had rainbow colors on it, as if it had truly visited the stars overnight.

Raju realized that dreams, like the wind, are both delicate and powerful.

Even if they are broken, they can fly, reach the stars, and return on the winds.

The key is to believe in them with all your heart.

This story teaches us the importance of not giving up and keeping hope alive.

Broken dreams, like broken kites, can still travel and teach us something special.

We should never stop dreaming, because the wind never stops and dreams fly like the wind.

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