alone


                              " Alone"

Once upon a time there lived a duck called Dela. She was an orphan. It was not like the other ducks, carrying the sparks on her wings flying high into the sky. One day when she was roaming like every day she meet an other duck named Charles. They feel in love they are very happy for being together, flying in sky feeling love and falling in love.


They both have an favorite place (the place where they meet at first) which was an flower garden. Once in a happy moment they thought to meet in the garden. Dela arrived and waiting for Charles. Hours passed but still he didn't came yet. So, Dela started searching for him and fear on the ground she saw him went to meet but nearly a hunter carrying him on his shoulders. Dela can't do anything she shouted loud and loud but no use Charles was dead. 


Day has passed and days became years but still Dela was waiting in the same flower garden may be not for Charles but for death.
Hence, the humanity and pure love both are proved. Love is a part of nature every organism which are living on earth carries it till their death. 


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