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     Peter the Perplexing 

Purple Parrot was lost on 

his jostling journey to find 

a new home. He was as 

sad as a kid with peas on 

his plate.

     Peter the Parrot was as purple as a plump plum, as

smart as a scholar, and as shy as a hidden hermit crab.

     Peter found a dull dismal rainforest to live in. He 

explored the island to find fun friendly friends. He finally 

found dull gray parrots playing parrot in the middle. 

     They gallantly greeted the strange parrot squawking. 

Peter the Perplexing Purple Parrot didn't squawk back. 

He was enormously embarrassed about being as purple 

as a plump plum around the gigantic group of gray 

parrots. 

     Peter the Parrot ran ridiculously fast away from the 

other parrots. He perched himself on a little likable 

lemon tree where he sadly spied on the gray parrots.

    "They probably think that I'm particularly and purely 

peculiar," thought Peter on his perch thinking about the 

other parrots.

     "At least they don't know my most mortifying 

secret."  

     Peter the Parrot did have a perplexing problem that 

wasn't particularly purple. Peter's isolated issue was 

that he couldn't squawk, he could only...

talk!

     He willingly wondered what the other parrots would 

think if they knew he could talk. They would probably 

loudly laugh at him, taunt and tease him, and absolutely 

annoy him.

     Peter overly occupied himself with his fears and 

absolutely avoided the other parrots. 

     One day a parrot named Polly asked Peter if he 

wanted to play a game with her and her parrot party. 

Peter was as perplexed as possible and didn't know what 

to do.

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