The Man Who Listened to Feathers
🏞️ Introduction
In a peaceful village nestled between hills and trees, lived a man named Anay. He wasn’t rich. He wasn’t famous. But he had something far more rare—patience, and a deep love for birds.
🧑🌾 Characters
- Anay – a kind-hearted man who lived in a small wooden house near a forest.
- Tika – a talkative green parrot with a love for riddles.
- Bulbu – a shy nightingale who sings only when she's happy.
- Rikoo – a clever crow always solving problems.
📖 Story
Every morning, Anay would sit quietly by his window and toss seeds to the birds. He never caged them. He never chased them. And slowly, the birds began to trust him.
One day, Tika the parrot flew in, flapping anxiously.
“The Mayor wants to cut down the bird forest to build a shopping mall!”
Anay was stunned. “But where will you go?” he asked.
Bulbu whispered,
“He says we’re just birds. We don’t pay taxes. We don’t matter.”
Rikoo suggested,
“Maybe if humans hear our voices, they'll care.”
That night, Anay sat with a notebook and listened. Each bird told him stories—about nests, eggs, love, freedom, and fear. He wrote every word down.
The next week, he stood before the mayor with his paper and read:
“You build homes. We build nests. You sing songs. We sing for love. You call this your land. But it was our sky first.”
The speech made the villagers cry. Children asked their parents,
“Can’t the mall go somewhere else?”
And just like that, the forest was saved.
🌟 Moral of the Story
Listening is one of the kindest things a human can do. Even the smallest voices—like feathers in the wind—carry stories worth saving.
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