Question

write an autobiography of a bird​

Answer 1

Answer:

I am a bird. I am writing my autobiography, to thank god for the good life he has given me. My mother gave me birth in a warm nest above the branch of a huge banyan tree. I hatched with two of my brothers. Life was very good. Mother used to feed me every day. She used to bring worms and insects for me and my brothers. The tree was more than a home for us. It was the reason for our survival. It covered us from the heat, protected us in the rains, and gave us warmth in the winters.

I grew up very fast because my mother used to feed me well. She used to set out from the tree every day just to bring us plump worms for us so that we grow up fast! My mother slowly started pushing me towards taking my first flight. I was very frightened even thinking about the fact that I had to fly. My brothers were excited but I was very tentative. My mother encouraged me to have my first jump. I closed my eyes and had a jump. I flapped my wings with all the might and, when I opened my eyes, I was flying!

Soon, my brothers also learnt to fly. We used to play together all around the place. We used to frolic and play around with our wings. For fun, we used to race with each other, and I always used to win. We were known as the stunt performers in the world of birds. We used to turn and flip and dip and dance in the air.

I was the eldest of the brothers so, I had to take care of my brothers. I used to protect them from possible threats like eagles and vultures. I am writing this autobiography, sitting in my nest with my brothers. Life is very good. Thanks to god.

Answer 2

Answer:

Your answer is....

My interpretation of this song can be compared to my daily life, things that I wanted to achieve and things I could not. Here it goes: “I am a small, smaller, smallest, smallest small person in life, without much education and knowledge.” See that in this sentence, there are five small’s here. It says that I am even smaller than the smallest. It means that I am indeed very small....

In my life, my ability could not let me excel in my career, finance and my family. I often envied those who can fly higher in their career. God created me so small that I am limited in the things I could do. However high I wanted to excel, I could not and I am always at the lowest. Contented to where I am without complaining, “I nibble food here and there”, sometimes with a little help from fellow Christian who could give......

God says, “look at the birds in the

air” (Matt 6:26). The birds worry not where to find food and still God provides. Contentment is not possessing everything but giving thanks for the little that I have.

Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? (Matt 6:26)

I can do everything through him who gives me strength (Philippians 4:13).

I rely on God to provide me the little that I have so I could share. I give thanks to my God because He shall supply all my needs according to His riches and glory in Christ Jesus.

So, the life that God bestow upon Johnnie Liew shall be the smallest among birds, living in contentment with a thankful heart. A competitive spirit will drive me to compare, complain and live a prideful life.

Some birds will die after giving births to the young. Some birds will be killed by bird hunters. Smaller birds will have a shorter life span while bigger birds will have a longer life span. An Australian cockatoo which was made famous by a TV show, “Baretta”, lived most of it’s 80 plus years in a zoo.

In real life, some mothers died after giving birth to their babies. Some will be killed by accidents, sickness, tsunami, earthquake, natural disasters alike. Some will die earlier and some at a later stage, for only a few will live to a 100 years old, which we read in the papers. So aren’t our lives comparable to be a bird?

Let me be the small humble bird that is always content, giving thanks for my small ability and small works even though I cannot fly high and occasionally still envious by those who soar in the higher space.

I am a small, small, small, small bird.

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