The Birds and the Key

In a beautiful small house lived a family of birds. Some were boys, and some were girls; all were brothers and sisters. The eldest was named Ideas, the second Pens, the third Letters, and the fourth Wires. The fifth answered to Feeling, and last but not least, the sixth had the name Memory. Memory always dreamed of tomorrow. A giant bird guarded the door to the siblings’ house. Whenever it was sunny, the giant bird’s wings spread apart to shade the little ones from the strong rays of the sun. She cared for them and wanted them to feel comfortable and safe. The giant bird’s songs filled the air while she strutted and pranced all around. She always looked pretty wearing a necklace made of jasmine around her neck on her jasmine necklace; the giant bird kept the key to the door.