Once upon a time there was a young boy named Faisal who was very fond of animals. He had four pet cats, three dogs, and even a pet parrot. Faisal loved all his animals, but he had special fondness for his parrot, Patches.

Patches was special to Faisal because he always spoke to Faisal in a way that no other animal could. Faisal often felt as though Patches was almost telling him stories, but he couldn’t understand what the parrot was saying. Faisal tried to mimic the bird’s sounds, but he had no success.

One day, Faisal’s father had to go on a business trip, and Faisal was left alone with Patches. Faisal was feeling very lonely and he started to talk to his parrot. He told Patches all his hopes, dreams and worries, and as he spoke, Patches started to make some strange noises. This time, Faisal was sure that the parrot was trying to tell him something, but he just couldn’t understand what it was.

The next day, Faisal’s father returned and Faisal ran to him with a big smile on his face. He told his father about the strange noises Patches had made, but his father just chuckled and said he was imagining things. But Faisal knew that Patches was trying to tell him something.

That night, as Faisal lay in bed, he heard a strange noise from outside his bedroom window. He went to the window and saw Patches perched there. He watched as the parrot began to dance and sing. Faisal suddenly realized that Patches was speaking to him without speaking. This was the parrot’s way of telling Faisal how much he cared about him.

Faisal was amazed by Patches’ intelligence and love and from that night, he bonded even more with the parrot. He started to understand the different sounds that Patches was making, and soon he knew exactly what his pet was saying to him.

Moral of the story: Love and understanding can bridge the language barrier. Even if we can’t understand each other’s words, love can be found in non-verbal communication.