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Being merciful to others in life

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Being merciful to others in life 

There once lived a young girl who had a parrot she used to give it food to eat. 

Each day, she never forget to give her parrot a food.

So this continue until oneday, this girl did not see the parrot..she came and the parrot was no where to be found.

She felt sad and betrayed but not long, she saw the parrot. The parrot came and brought a letter to her.


She opened it and it was a message to her from her mother who was lost long ago.

She was amazed and the parrot signalled her, her mother is happy for her always.

The girl quickly wanted the parrot to show her where her mother was?

But before that, she saw someone coming closer to her.

It was her mother as they hugged together.

The mother said this parrot had its mother died and was left alone.

How did you get it?


The girl said, i was walking on the pathway and met it at young age


So i took it as my pet until today. The mother said yes, it was the only thing that knows where i am and due to your kindness you have founded me today.

A lesson in life is always be kind and merciful for showing mercy is a sign of a good heart.

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