CIRRUS

      Doctor Wilhelm Weider is known for his compassionate nature towards both humans and animals alike. One sunny winter morning, as he was walking back home from the grocery store, he stumbled upon a sight that tugged at his heartstrings - a black crow with a broken wing, struggling in pain and fear. The poor creature looked up at him with pleading eyes, unable to fly and seeking help. Without hesitation, Dr. Weider carefully scooped up the crow, whom he decided to name Cirrus after the fluffy white clouds that adorned the sky that day.

 Cirrus was a magnificent bird, with glossy feathers and an intelligent gaze that seemed to convey gratitude towards the doctor. Knowing that he had to act swiftly to help his new-found avian friend, Dr. Weider brought Cirrus to his home, where he set to work on healing his broken wing. As he carefully tended to the injury, he could sense Cirrus' fear slowly transforming into trust, as if the crow understood that Wilhelm was there to help.

 Days turned into weeks as Dr. Weider diligently cared for Cirrus, providing him with nourishment, warmth, and gentle treatment. Slowly but surely, the crow's wing began to mend, and with each passing day, Cirrus grew stronger and more resilient. Despite the pain and discomfort, he had endured, Cirrus remained remarkably brave.

 As the bond between Dr. Weider and Cirrus deepened, it became clear that their connection went beyond that of a doctor and his patient. Cirrus displayed a level of intelligence and understanding that seemed almost supernatural, as if he could sense and feel the doctor's emotions, forming an unspoken communication between them. Their unbreakable bond transcended words, a silent understanding that forged a friendship unlike any other.

After weeks of dedicated care and unwavering determination, Cirrus spread his newly healed wings and took flight once more, soaring gracefully through the skies with a newfound freedom and strength. Dr. Weider watched with tears of joy in his eyes, knowing that he had not only healed Cirrus' physical wounds but also touched his soul in a profound way (yes, crows also have souls, don’t you know that?).

This story serves as a reminder of the healing power of compassion and the unbreakable connection that can exist between two beings, regardless of their differences.

Natalia Frank