Once upon a time, in a garden full of glowing flowers and singing wind, there lived a quiet peacock named Lumo.
Lumo was not like the other peacocks. He didn’t boast or dance. But his feathers were unlike anything anyone had ever seen.
When the light touched him just right, his tail shone with a thousand shimmering colors, like tiny rainbows hidden in every feather.
The villagers called him the Peacock of Light, but few knew the truth:
Lumo's feathers didn’t just glow, they changed colour to match what someone felt inside.
Some said, “Lumo can see your truth… even if you can’t.”
The Girl Who Needed to Be Heard
In a nearby village lived a kind girl named Mira.
She loved visiting the garden and sitting beside Lumo in silence. She always felt peaceful near him.
But one day, Mira came with tears in her eyes.
At school, someone had blamed her for breaking a toy. It wasn’t true, but no one believed her.
“I didn’t do it,” she whispered, stroking Lumo’s feathers. “I wish someone could just see the truth.”
Lumo slowly opened his tail.
One feather glowed bright green. Another shimmered soft blue. Then, right in the middle, a golden spiral appeared, spinning gently.
Mira gasped. She didn’t know what the colors meant, but somehow, she felt seen, and a little less alone.
The Peacock Who Could See Feelings
Word spread through the village. People came to visit Lumo. They watched as his feathers shimmered:
Lumo never spoke a word. But his feathers told stories without using a single sentence. He showed that feelings matter, that truth is more than words, and that sometimes, we just need someone to look a little deeper.
A Garden That Helped Hearts Grow
Mira began helping Lumo. She greeted visitors, shared what she learned about the colours, and gently helped others understand their feelings.
Soon, the garden became a place of healing, a quiet, magical space where people listened, forgave, and tried to do better.
The villagers no longer called Lumo just beautiful.
They called him wise, kind, and full of light.
And Mira? She grew into someone who helped others feel safe to tell the truth, even when it was hard. Because thanks to Lumo, she knew:
Magic isn’t just in feathers or colors.
It’s in honesty. In courage. And in seeing each other clearly.
The End !