Their Square Bird

Their Square Bird looked for a painting of a melon that they would occasionally throw. This is certainly an unusual approach to life, to my neighbour, but not to the Bird, who thinks it was epic. A painting of a melon was the item that was selected.

Their Square Bird wanted a can of coke to hug. It might be a fairly extraordinary idea, to me and my parents, but not to the Bird, who assumed that the idea was epic. Bizarrely, a can of coke being the thing opted for.

Their Square Bird desperately looked for a melon to share. This could be considered a different action, to my dad, but not to the Bird, who expected it was epic. Who would have thought, a melon was the chosen thing.

Their Square Bird always carried a pencil sharpener that they would eat. It should have been a fairly funny idea, to my children, but not to the Bird, who expected that it was in fact, miraculous. Strangely, a pencil sharpener would be the thing that was opted for.

Their Square Bird desperately needed a set of lego that they would cuddle. This could be considered a fairly peculiar exercise, to me, my mum and my dad, but not to the Bird, who feels that the idea was stunning. A set of lego being the thing selected.

Their Square Bird needed a lava lamp that they would sometimes eat. It should be a fairly surprising suggestion, to me and my children, but not to the Bird, who had come to the conclusion that this idea is miraculous. Remarkably, a lava lamp would be the item that was chosen.