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Characters
                  Pretto = The father of the Parrot


                  Pretty = The mother of the Parrot


            Parrot = Little bird son of Pretto and Pretty


        Joe = Hunter who takes away the Parrot from his nest


            Erik = Little boy who buys the Parrot from the zoo


   Angel = Young, handsome man whom Parrot is sold by Erik’s parents


        Anglia = A beautiful woman who gets married with Angel




Sit back read, enjoy, and take
    lessons from the Story
 Written by: Rizwan Ahmed Memon
Preface
                                        In the moments when I am free; I let my
                                  imagination go up in the sky, deep down in the ocean,
                                  and sometimes in very strange parts of the world,
                                  where in fact I have never been. I let my hand write
                                  whatever comes as I imagine. This story is best of my
                                  imagination so far. The idea of this story came in my
                                  mind when I was sitting alone on the roof of my
                                  hostel. I saw some flocks of birds and thought a while
         how beautiful world might be of birds. In this way the character of the
         Parrot developed in my mind and I kept thinking and thinking for several
         days. And made the entire story in my mind, and kept it as a project to be
         done in summer vacation. At first it was difficult for me to include other
         characters in the story and giving them a role to play, but it became easy as I
         started writing. I did not t work on the story constantly, whenever I felt like
         writing, I wrote. So, it almost took three months in whole the process of
         writing, drafting, composing, or making it computerized et cetera. The work
         which I have done will entertain and educate everyone specially children.

               If you have any suggestions, comments or if you have critical remarks
         I will welcome them, and try my best to improve as much as I can. And
         produce even more extraordinary things.

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                                Rizwan Ahmed Memon


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without prior written permission of Rizwan Ahmed Memon.
1. The Parrot
     On the crack of the day, Pretty and Pretto left their nest to find the food. They
  both discussed about their first coming child. Pretty said now it will not be long
before our little baby bird would come in this world. She further said, “The shape
of the egg is indicating that it will soon break up, and will let out our baby bird in
 this beautiful forest”. Pretto added, “I am looking forward to see my first child it
would be such happiness”. While flying they bumped into a field, and came down
  to eat some grain. Then they went back to the nest. Pretty set on the egg. There
they thought of name for their child. They decided that they would call their child
                                         Parrot.

                                  2. Birth of the Parrot
     The days went by and the moment, for which Pretty and Pretto had waited for
long time finally came. The egg crumbled and a little and weak bird; as tender as
bud appeared. Pretty and Pretto were on cloud nine to see their small lovely child.
“Welcome, welcome to this amazing world”, they said to the little bird. The little
   bird saw them and knew they were his father and mother. Pretty with her beak
    feeded the new born bird. This moment was one of the best moments for the
parents of the Parrot. They both were thrilled to pieces. Time kept passing and the
   Parrot was growing older. The parents of the Parrot took great care of him. If
  Pretty went for bringing the grain, the Pretto would stay in the nest to look after
 the Parrot. If Pretto went, Pretty would stay. The feathers of the Parrot were also
           getting bigger rapidly. He seemed to be able to fly very soon.

                               3. Time to fly from the nest
      One night parents of the Parrot said to him, “The time has come for you to
       learn how to fly; tomorrow we will give you first lesson of flying”. After
      listening that the Parrot became very ecstatic and anxious to fly. He said to
    them, “So, it will be my first attempt to touch the sky; how wonderful it will
      be”! It was about to be the day, they three made their minds up to go in the
      early morning. They left the nest and came to an open ground. There Pretto
     first gave instructions to the Parrot about flying, and then he said him to see
   him how he was flying and then try like that. The Parrot thought it was as easy
      as falling of a log. When he made first attempt to fly he fell down, he could
   not move his wings properly. Then he tried for the second time. Now he was a
     little successful. He tried again and again and each time he performed better
        and better. The Parrot became very tired. So, they stopped and said it is
    enough for today. Pretto said to Pretty, “Our Parrot would soon learn flying”.
       She replied, “I think so”. Then slowly they came back to the nest. Late at
   night they three chatted. Pretty and Pretto decided to go to bring grain together
     early in the morning, and then they would go with the Parrot for giving him
the second lesson of flying. This was first time that they both were leaving the
       Parrot alone in the nest. They thought the Parrot now could take care of
                himself very well, and can stay in the nest on his own.

                                  4. Arrival of a hunter
       In early morning Pretty and Pretto left the nest to bring some grain from the
    field. They did not take the Parrot because they wanted him to rest and sleep
  enough. It was a very fine morning the drowsy breeze was blowing, which kept
 the Parrot asleep. The birds in the forest started singing lovely songs. The shafts
   of the sun entered the nest and fell on the face of Parrot and made him awake.
  Seeing nobody around him, the Parrot felt a little scared but he took heart. The
  Parrot started singing songs too with his melodious voice. Parrot’s voice was as
   pleasant as health. Near that forest where Parrot lived with his parents; was a
small village, and there lived a hunter by the name of Joe. Joe made his both ends
                  meet by hunting animals and birds from the forest.
       He sometimes sold the animals and birds in a city or kept them at home for
      food. On that day the hunter had also left to hunt early in the morning. He
encountered a dense shadowy tree; it was the tree in which the nest of Parrot was.
 The hunter had meal and some water with him. He decided to sit under that tree
and have the breakfast. While having breakfast he enjoyed the beautiful sounds of
different birds making on the top of the trees. A sound coming from the tree under
  which he was sitting drew his attention. “That bird has the sweetest voice of all
 the birds in the forest”, he said to himself. And it was the voice of the Parrot. He
liked that voice so much that he wanted to see and catch the bird. The moment he
finished his breakfast, he climbed up on the tree to the top, leaving all other nests,
 he came to the nest of the Parrot. He saw the Parrot and quickly grabbed him so
    tight in his hands. Parrot screamed, cried, and shouted. The Parrot bitted the
                          hunter trying to escape but in vain.

                                  5. Parrot in a cage
          The hunter took the Parrot away to his village. He made his mind up to
        keep this bird in the cage at home to listen his songs and beautiful voice
       everyday. The Parrot was in great trouble now. His wings were cut and he
         was put in a cage. Sobbing and crying he bore all the pain. Will he be
      forever in the cage now? This question revolved in his mind all the time. He
       had hope, he seemed quite optimistic he thought someday he will be out of
                                         cage.

                           6. Pretty and Pretto’s sorrow
              When Pretty and Pretto came back to the nest, to their surprise the
      nest was empty. They called Parrot loudly, but received no reply from any
     direction. They looked for Parrot in every nook and cranny of the jungle, but
       Parrot was nowhere. They were filled with obsession that he might have
          flown for food and might have become victim of any giant animal.
     Parents of the Parrot were very sad and worried. They kept waiting for the
                    Parrot several days but he didn’t turn up.
7. Parrot learns human language
    It is about a year that Parrot is in the cage. He is well feeded and his feathers
 have grown again, above all he has learnt human language the natural language.
  The Parrot used to listen and see the hunter carefully when he talked to him or
 with others, and used to imitate the hunter. Slowly and gradually, Parrot became
                   able to communicate fully in human language.

                                  8. The Parrot is sold
       Once the hunter Joe became so ill that he even couldn’t go for hunting for
   several days, and he ran out of money. He was in great need of money, so, he
  decided to sell the Parrot so that he could earn some money to fulfill his needs.
 Joe managed to go to the city and went to a zoo. There he talked to the owner of
  the zoo. “I have a Parrot, who can speak as we human speak, and I want to sell
him, would you buy it”, he asked from the owner of the zoo. The owner of the zoo
saw and thought this bird would be auspicious for the zoo and will be great source
    of drawing attention of the visitors. So, he bought the Parrot on high price.

                                 9. Parrot at the zoo
   The Parrot now is kept again in a cage but now in a zoo, for the exhibition and
 entertainment of the people. It was almost same for the Parrot but he felt he was
  better in the previous cage, because he had peaceful atmosphere around him.
        Parrot was unhappy there he prayed God to get him out of the zoo.

                          10. The Parrot gets out of the zoo
      God listened to the Parrot one day a very rich family with a little; innocent
   and cute boy named Erik came to visit the zoo. When Erik saw the Parrot and
  talked to him he forgot to see other animals in the zoo and spent hours with the
   Parrot. When it was time to go, Erik said his parents that he wants to take that
Parrot with him. Erik’s parents said him, “you can not take that bird home it is for
this zoo”. But Erik didn’t listen and kept crying for the Parrot and he even refused
  to go home without the Parrot. So, Erik’s Parents had to buy the Parrot and the
                     owner of the zoo sold it on double price.

                      11. Parrot on cloud nine with the boy
    Now Parrot is in very big house, where every comfort could be found. Erik
  and Parrot were so happy with each other that hey played together, they slept
        together, and they ate together. All the time they were together.

                       12. Parrot is sold for the second time
           The day Erik had purchased Parrot; he has not been paying attention to
       his studies, complains of irregularity and dullness in the subjects started to
       come from his school, seeing this Erik’s parents intended to sell the Parrot
        in a few days if they wanted their child to study. Erik came to know this
       he didn’t respond or resist; he told the Parrot that his parents were going to
         sell him. The Parrot said, “all right, but I don’t want to go again in that
noisy zoo”. Erik assured him that his parents won’t give him to the people
                                         of zoo.

                             13. Parrot with a young man
     Erik’s parents sold the Parrot to a young handsome and very kind man named
 Angel. In a very short period of time they became friends and very close to each
 other. Angel was so kind that he felt guilty if he kept the Parrot in the cage, so he
let him be out all the time. Parrot could have escaped but he considered it was not
a fair thing. Parrot didn’t want to break the confidence which the man had in him.
                          So, Parrot never tried to run way.

                      14. Angel tells the Parrot his love story
    One day Angel was so sad, Parrot asked the reason. Angel did not say a word.
   After some days Angle grew even more worried and upset. And Parrot kept
   asking why so is. Finally, Angel told him and said, “I love Anglia, she is my
classmate”. And so Angel told Parrot his love story sparing nothing. Angel loved
Anglia with all his heart; he was now unable to live without her. Parrot could not
 see the condition of Angel and decided to go to Anglia and tell him everything.

                                 15. Parrot goes to Anglia
    On next day in evening Parrot got a chance; when Angel was out of the home,
so he flew and went to Anglia’s house. When the Parrot saw Anglia in lawn of her
 house, he said she must be Anglia Parrot was left seeing her beauty. He flew and
set on a branch of a little tree beside her and said, “Good evening”. Anglia replied
 with great get surprise, she couldn’t believe a bird said that. Thus, Parrot told her
 everything and requested her to marry Angel by saying that she would be happy
         all of her life if she married Angel, because he loved her so much.

                             16. Anglia marries Angel
    Days kept going by and Anglia was all the time in world of her own thinking
  of Angle and his love for her. It was not long before she also fell in love with
  Angel and made her mind up to marry him. In this way Angel and Anglia got
   married. Now they live happily together Parrot is also quite pleased in their
                                     company.

                         17. Parrot tells the couple his story
    On one fine day they three went on picnic to the beach of the ocean, there they
enjoyed a lot. After swimming when they set together and ate the food which they
had brought with themselves, while discussing several things Anglia asked Parrot
 how he has learnt speaking, and where he comes from. The Parrot told them his
 complete story of life. The couple was so sorry to hear the tragic tale of Parrot.

                        18. Angel and Anglia free the Parrot
      Parrot’s past was full of troubles and bad moments spent with agonies and
pain, knowing this Angel and Anglia wanted Parrot to live happily now wherever
 he wants in full freedom. They asked the Parrot, “Do you miss your parents”?
Parrot replied, “Yes a lot in every moment”! “And do you want to go and live
 with them”, they asked him. Parrot became silent, and then he said a bird would
be happy with birds! Angel and Anglia saw that there is hidden wish in Parrot for
living with his parents. So, they said Parrot, “if you want to go to your homeland
  and spend your life there with your parents, we allow you with all our heart”.

                      19. Parrot goes to his homeland forever
    Parrot was happy and sad too. Happy for the reason he was going to meet his
   parents after ages, and sad because he was losing good people and friends.
    However they will always miss one another and will live in one another’s
memories. Angel and Anglia felt sorrow too, but they understood it was better for
the Parrot. Parrot thanked them and couple thanked him too saying if he had not
been there, they would have never met. Their eyes filled up with tears some tears
were out of happiness and some out of sorrow, thus Parrot flew up in the sky and
left for his homeland forever. Angel and Anglia kept seeing Parrot until he went
                      out of sight and kept saying Good Bye.




    Moral: In life if you face troubles, hurdles, and difficulties or you become
victim of any disaster or you bear pain or such other things which cause you
  torment and pain, be patient the day, when everything will be alright will
come soon. These all things are the plan of God to make you more efficient,
experienced and skillful. Be always ready to face everything which comes in
                                    your life.

                              Rizwan Ahmed Memon

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   Feel Free to suggest me anything or tell me errors which I have made in
language or in story. Tell me what you feel would have been better, if I had
                           don the way you think.




                                The End

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The parrot

  • 1.
  • 2. Characters Pretto = The father of the Parrot Pretty = The mother of the Parrot Parrot = Little bird son of Pretto and Pretty Joe = Hunter who takes away the Parrot from his nest Erik = Little boy who buys the Parrot from the zoo Angel = Young, handsome man whom Parrot is sold by Erik’s parents Anglia = A beautiful woman who gets married with Angel Sit back read, enjoy, and take lessons from the Story Written by: Rizwan Ahmed Memon
  • 3. Preface In the moments when I am free; I let my imagination go up in the sky, deep down in the ocean, and sometimes in very strange parts of the world, where in fact I have never been. I let my hand write whatever comes as I imagine. This story is best of my imagination so far. The idea of this story came in my mind when I was sitting alone on the roof of my hostel. I saw some flocks of birds and thought a while how beautiful world might be of birds. In this way the character of the Parrot developed in my mind and I kept thinking and thinking for several days. And made the entire story in my mind, and kept it as a project to be done in summer vacation. At first it was difficult for me to include other characters in the story and giving them a role to play, but it became easy as I started writing. I did not t work on the story constantly, whenever I felt like writing, I wrote. So, it almost took three months in whole the process of writing, drafting, composing, or making it computerized et cetera. The work which I have done will entertain and educate everyone specially children. If you have any suggestions, comments or if you have critical remarks I will welcome them, and try my best to improve as much as I can. And produce even more extraordinary things. Facebook: www.facebook.com/RizwanAhmedMemon Twitter: www.twitter.com/RizwanAhmedMemo Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/KnowledgeLands Email: RizwanAhmedMemon@gmail.com Website: www.knowledgelands.eu5.org Mobile: (+92) 03433846385 +923433846385 Rizwan Ahmed Memon All rights reserved by the author. All rights reserved. No part of this story may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of Rizwan Ahmed Memon.
  • 4. 1. The Parrot On the crack of the day, Pretty and Pretto left their nest to find the food. They both discussed about their first coming child. Pretty said now it will not be long before our little baby bird would come in this world. She further said, “The shape of the egg is indicating that it will soon break up, and will let out our baby bird in this beautiful forest”. Pretto added, “I am looking forward to see my first child it would be such happiness”. While flying they bumped into a field, and came down to eat some grain. Then they went back to the nest. Pretty set on the egg. There they thought of name for their child. They decided that they would call their child Parrot. 2. Birth of the Parrot The days went by and the moment, for which Pretty and Pretto had waited for long time finally came. The egg crumbled and a little and weak bird; as tender as bud appeared. Pretty and Pretto were on cloud nine to see their small lovely child. “Welcome, welcome to this amazing world”, they said to the little bird. The little bird saw them and knew they were his father and mother. Pretty with her beak feeded the new born bird. This moment was one of the best moments for the parents of the Parrot. They both were thrilled to pieces. Time kept passing and the Parrot was growing older. The parents of the Parrot took great care of him. If Pretty went for bringing the grain, the Pretto would stay in the nest to look after the Parrot. If Pretto went, Pretty would stay. The feathers of the Parrot were also getting bigger rapidly. He seemed to be able to fly very soon. 3. Time to fly from the nest One night parents of the Parrot said to him, “The time has come for you to learn how to fly; tomorrow we will give you first lesson of flying”. After listening that the Parrot became very ecstatic and anxious to fly. He said to them, “So, it will be my first attempt to touch the sky; how wonderful it will be”! It was about to be the day, they three made their minds up to go in the early morning. They left the nest and came to an open ground. There Pretto first gave instructions to the Parrot about flying, and then he said him to see him how he was flying and then try like that. The Parrot thought it was as easy as falling of a log. When he made first attempt to fly he fell down, he could not move his wings properly. Then he tried for the second time. Now he was a little successful. He tried again and again and each time he performed better and better. The Parrot became very tired. So, they stopped and said it is enough for today. Pretto said to Pretty, “Our Parrot would soon learn flying”. She replied, “I think so”. Then slowly they came back to the nest. Late at night they three chatted. Pretty and Pretto decided to go to bring grain together early in the morning, and then they would go with the Parrot for giving him
  • 5. the second lesson of flying. This was first time that they both were leaving the Parrot alone in the nest. They thought the Parrot now could take care of himself very well, and can stay in the nest on his own. 4. Arrival of a hunter In early morning Pretty and Pretto left the nest to bring some grain from the field. They did not take the Parrot because they wanted him to rest and sleep enough. It was a very fine morning the drowsy breeze was blowing, which kept the Parrot asleep. The birds in the forest started singing lovely songs. The shafts of the sun entered the nest and fell on the face of Parrot and made him awake. Seeing nobody around him, the Parrot felt a little scared but he took heart. The Parrot started singing songs too with his melodious voice. Parrot’s voice was as pleasant as health. Near that forest where Parrot lived with his parents; was a small village, and there lived a hunter by the name of Joe. Joe made his both ends meet by hunting animals and birds from the forest. He sometimes sold the animals and birds in a city or kept them at home for food. On that day the hunter had also left to hunt early in the morning. He encountered a dense shadowy tree; it was the tree in which the nest of Parrot was. The hunter had meal and some water with him. He decided to sit under that tree and have the breakfast. While having breakfast he enjoyed the beautiful sounds of different birds making on the top of the trees. A sound coming from the tree under which he was sitting drew his attention. “That bird has the sweetest voice of all the birds in the forest”, he said to himself. And it was the voice of the Parrot. He liked that voice so much that he wanted to see and catch the bird. The moment he finished his breakfast, he climbed up on the tree to the top, leaving all other nests, he came to the nest of the Parrot. He saw the Parrot and quickly grabbed him so tight in his hands. Parrot screamed, cried, and shouted. The Parrot bitted the hunter trying to escape but in vain. 5. Parrot in a cage The hunter took the Parrot away to his village. He made his mind up to keep this bird in the cage at home to listen his songs and beautiful voice everyday. The Parrot was in great trouble now. His wings were cut and he was put in a cage. Sobbing and crying he bore all the pain. Will he be forever in the cage now? This question revolved in his mind all the time. He had hope, he seemed quite optimistic he thought someday he will be out of cage. 6. Pretty and Pretto’s sorrow When Pretty and Pretto came back to the nest, to their surprise the nest was empty. They called Parrot loudly, but received no reply from any direction. They looked for Parrot in every nook and cranny of the jungle, but Parrot was nowhere. They were filled with obsession that he might have flown for food and might have become victim of any giant animal. Parents of the Parrot were very sad and worried. They kept waiting for the Parrot several days but he didn’t turn up.
  • 6. 7. Parrot learns human language It is about a year that Parrot is in the cage. He is well feeded and his feathers have grown again, above all he has learnt human language the natural language. The Parrot used to listen and see the hunter carefully when he talked to him or with others, and used to imitate the hunter. Slowly and gradually, Parrot became able to communicate fully in human language. 8. The Parrot is sold Once the hunter Joe became so ill that he even couldn’t go for hunting for several days, and he ran out of money. He was in great need of money, so, he decided to sell the Parrot so that he could earn some money to fulfill his needs. Joe managed to go to the city and went to a zoo. There he talked to the owner of the zoo. “I have a Parrot, who can speak as we human speak, and I want to sell him, would you buy it”, he asked from the owner of the zoo. The owner of the zoo saw and thought this bird would be auspicious for the zoo and will be great source of drawing attention of the visitors. So, he bought the Parrot on high price. 9. Parrot at the zoo The Parrot now is kept again in a cage but now in a zoo, for the exhibition and entertainment of the people. It was almost same for the Parrot but he felt he was better in the previous cage, because he had peaceful atmosphere around him. Parrot was unhappy there he prayed God to get him out of the zoo. 10. The Parrot gets out of the zoo God listened to the Parrot one day a very rich family with a little; innocent and cute boy named Erik came to visit the zoo. When Erik saw the Parrot and talked to him he forgot to see other animals in the zoo and spent hours with the Parrot. When it was time to go, Erik said his parents that he wants to take that Parrot with him. Erik’s parents said him, “you can not take that bird home it is for this zoo”. But Erik didn’t listen and kept crying for the Parrot and he even refused to go home without the Parrot. So, Erik’s Parents had to buy the Parrot and the owner of the zoo sold it on double price. 11. Parrot on cloud nine with the boy Now Parrot is in very big house, where every comfort could be found. Erik and Parrot were so happy with each other that hey played together, they slept together, and they ate together. All the time they were together. 12. Parrot is sold for the second time The day Erik had purchased Parrot; he has not been paying attention to his studies, complains of irregularity and dullness in the subjects started to come from his school, seeing this Erik’s parents intended to sell the Parrot in a few days if they wanted their child to study. Erik came to know this he didn’t respond or resist; he told the Parrot that his parents were going to sell him. The Parrot said, “all right, but I don’t want to go again in that
  • 7. noisy zoo”. Erik assured him that his parents won’t give him to the people of zoo. 13. Parrot with a young man Erik’s parents sold the Parrot to a young handsome and very kind man named Angel. In a very short period of time they became friends and very close to each other. Angel was so kind that he felt guilty if he kept the Parrot in the cage, so he let him be out all the time. Parrot could have escaped but he considered it was not a fair thing. Parrot didn’t want to break the confidence which the man had in him. So, Parrot never tried to run way. 14. Angel tells the Parrot his love story One day Angel was so sad, Parrot asked the reason. Angel did not say a word. After some days Angle grew even more worried and upset. And Parrot kept asking why so is. Finally, Angel told him and said, “I love Anglia, she is my classmate”. And so Angel told Parrot his love story sparing nothing. Angel loved Anglia with all his heart; he was now unable to live without her. Parrot could not see the condition of Angel and decided to go to Anglia and tell him everything. 15. Parrot goes to Anglia On next day in evening Parrot got a chance; when Angel was out of the home, so he flew and went to Anglia’s house. When the Parrot saw Anglia in lawn of her house, he said she must be Anglia Parrot was left seeing her beauty. He flew and set on a branch of a little tree beside her and said, “Good evening”. Anglia replied with great get surprise, she couldn’t believe a bird said that. Thus, Parrot told her everything and requested her to marry Angel by saying that she would be happy all of her life if she married Angel, because he loved her so much. 16. Anglia marries Angel Days kept going by and Anglia was all the time in world of her own thinking of Angle and his love for her. It was not long before she also fell in love with Angel and made her mind up to marry him. In this way Angel and Anglia got married. Now they live happily together Parrot is also quite pleased in their company. 17. Parrot tells the couple his story On one fine day they three went on picnic to the beach of the ocean, there they enjoyed a lot. After swimming when they set together and ate the food which they had brought with themselves, while discussing several things Anglia asked Parrot how he has learnt speaking, and where he comes from. The Parrot told them his complete story of life. The couple was so sorry to hear the tragic tale of Parrot. 18. Angel and Anglia free the Parrot Parrot’s past was full of troubles and bad moments spent with agonies and pain, knowing this Angel and Anglia wanted Parrot to live happily now wherever he wants in full freedom. They asked the Parrot, “Do you miss your parents”?
  • 8. Parrot replied, “Yes a lot in every moment”! “And do you want to go and live with them”, they asked him. Parrot became silent, and then he said a bird would be happy with birds! Angel and Anglia saw that there is hidden wish in Parrot for living with his parents. So, they said Parrot, “if you want to go to your homeland and spend your life there with your parents, we allow you with all our heart”. 19. Parrot goes to his homeland forever Parrot was happy and sad too. Happy for the reason he was going to meet his parents after ages, and sad because he was losing good people and friends. However they will always miss one another and will live in one another’s memories. Angel and Anglia felt sorrow too, but they understood it was better for the Parrot. Parrot thanked them and couple thanked him too saying if he had not been there, they would have never met. Their eyes filled up with tears some tears were out of happiness and some out of sorrow, thus Parrot flew up in the sky and left for his homeland forever. Angel and Anglia kept seeing Parrot until he went out of sight and kept saying Good Bye. Moral: In life if you face troubles, hurdles, and difficulties or you become victim of any disaster or you bear pain or such other things which cause you torment and pain, be patient the day, when everything will be alright will come soon. These all things are the plan of God to make you more efficient, experienced and skillful. Be always ready to face everything which comes in your life. Rizwan Ahmed Memon Facebook: www.facebook.com/RizwanAhmedMemon Twitter: www.twitter.com/RizwanAhmedMemo Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/KnowledgeLands Email: RizwanAhmedMemon@gmail.com Website: www.knowledgelands.eu5.org Mobile: 03433846385 Feel Free to suggest me anything or tell me errors which I have made in language or in story. Tell me what you feel would have been better, if I had don the way you think. The End