Nimra Sohail

No Trees, No Human

Once upon a time, there was lovely timberland. There were many trees in a forest, one of which was very thick and tall. Many birds and animals like sparrow, parrot, monkeys a fox they are all friends of the tree. They were all live here happily. All the animals and birds of the forest came to this tree, ate its fruit and rested in its dense shade. The bird would sing happily sitting on the branches of the tree. Everyone was living happily in the forest. They were like a big family. There was also a lumberjack living near this forest. One day, as he was passing by, he saw a tall, dense tree. He thought why not cut down this tree for which he would get a good price. So he went out to cut down trees the next morning. One day, it was raining heavily in the forest, the entire animal in the forest was enjoying the rain of the tree fellow, all the friends were chattering. Suddenly they heard that a lumberjack was coming. All the animals and birds of the forest came to this tree to save him. The tree forbade them all to leave so that this lumberjack would not harm you. The little sparrow spoke immediately “We can't leave you alone in this difficult time. You give us food. You provide us shade. You are our best friend. We will not leave you alone in this difficult time." Mean while a fox said, "Go behind the tree, all of you. When he is released, we will all attack him, so he will run away in fear." Woodcutter drew close to the tree. He said be prepared to cut you tree. The shrewd wolf previously advised the arrangement to every one of them, so when the woodcutter drew close to the tree to cut every one of them began bouncing around him and monkeys began hopping on him. The woodcutter was very clever. He knew that many birds and animals are friends of trees, so he brought his gun with him. The lumberjack immediately picked up the gun, which frightened all the animals and birds. At the point a cunning fox slipped out and reached the lion and advised him to come there. The lion roared uproariously and came to there by running. Subsequent to hearing lion's roar, the woodcutter was apprehensive and fled from that point. Every one of the creatures and birds said thanks to the lion just as wolf for his cunning.