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A handicapped bird.



Early in the morning, a flock of birds were came into a field, where a farmer ploughing the soil for cropping, as moving forward, and making furrows behind, the birds following him. The reason behind is as he ploughs the soil, the insects under the soil come out and become food for the birds, but one of the birds trying hard to follow the farmer, because it has only one leg. Having both legs is better than having a single leg. The pushing capacity will vary. The single legged bird trying hard to push forward, it does not want to give up, as it has to survive and take food for it’s children. Not even a bird trying to help her, every bird have their own choice and they do not have rules to follow as we humans have. 
In our world we have certain rules to follow, we have reservations and special categories but having these certain things, we still lack something. Happiness is reducing and overthinking is increasing. People wants to alienate themselves and want to become alone, they punishing themselves for even small problems. Open up your mind and observe your situation, we have a better world as compare to the flock of birds. Do not try to give up yourself, just live the way you are. This world is open for everyone, just make good decisions, live happy and make everyone happy. 

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