The Pelican (For Children)

A pelican sat by the pier was waiting for some fish he searched afar, he searched anear and made a secret wish. He sat there one entire day just hoping that his wishes would be received without delay so he could eat his fishes. But fishermen came from the city and cast their lines and nets they caught so many, what a pity to feed them to their pets. And when the sun sank in the surf and night was fast approaching the pelican thought that on his turf there ought to be no poaching. So, with the speed of Pelicans he ruffled all his feathers and looked just like the Taliban the king of Afghan weather. Went over to the city slickers and showed his giant beak which did result in dirty nickers he said: 'It's fish I seek'. Then shook his head in sudden rage so everything went flying and gobbled quickly, at this stage the catch that he'd been eyeing. When he was full he turned around slipped quickly into waves and swam, then lifted off the ground just thinking that the Braves would always rule the world of food and that a handsome Pelican was always in the happy mood to take the fish away from man.