Water bird

A small bird moves from one adventure to another, we see him every day heading to the river and flying over it from bank to bank, and he always sees a bird like him in the river, the water bird talks to him and invites him to the river, but the small bird never goes down, he continues his flight towards the fields. And he sees that the water bird comes out of the river and flies underneath it until it dries up and turns black. Which means that it was his imagination and never another bird. Then we see him searching for a nest to live in, and he finds his answer in a nest he rents from its owner in exchange for serving him in his house every day, like the other birds. But the small bird refuses to serve others, and he makes a nest for himself alone, carrying it and flying with it wherever he goes, because freedom is priceless. And the story also hints at one of the birds who sells his wing feathers in exchange for a bag of grains, because he does not want to fly with his friends in search of food every day. Suddenly, he stays in his nest unable to move, as if guarding the bag of grains, while his wings are filled with black pustules, and his heart suffers more than his body, because abandoning oneself for a cheap price causes a person to lose confidence in himself.