The fisherman

Certain readers do not know how to appreciate a good work.

Just like most young people judge the old fisherman.

It is an art for the eyes of the right person.

Even when the man is just sitting, waiting. 

The wind blows, the birds fish, the man remains seated.

Insects are eaten, some eat the man who remains seated.

The worm strikes the tip of the hook, the fish don't notice.

The wind blows, the worm that keeps kicking is cut with the end of the hook, it dies instantly.

The fish smell the blood of the worm. 

They are fearful and immobile, watching the lifeless body of the worm at the end of the hook, the man remains still. 

One of the youngest and most inexperienced fish, swimming calmly towards the worm, the man remains still.

The little fish watches the worm closely, the man moves the hook. The scared fish runs away.

The other fish lose interest in the worm, the man remains still. 

A more experienced fish, big and old, cautiously approaches the hook. 

The man is immobile, as always. 

The old fish realizes that a part of the worm cut in half is hanging off the hook, he starts to circle the hook underneath trying to stay in the right position so as not to be caught by the end. 

The man stands still.

The old fish comes very close to the hook and gently opens its mouth to catch the loose part of the worm.

The man remains still. 

When the fish is about to close its mouth, the man moves the hook only a few centimeters to the side.

The fish closes its mouth with all its strength on the hook.

The man pulls the hook out of the water while he catches the line. Without wasting time he throws the struggling fish from the fishing rod hook to land. The fish that keeps moving ends up escaping the hook and falls, right in the fisherman's bucket.

The fisherman without paying much attention to the fish takes another worm from his can of bait and hangs it on the hook.

 He accurately launches the hook into the lake and with a small plop! 

The hook reaches the water and remains immobile, as does the man holding the rod.