THE BIRDS IN THE LETTER BOX, A SHORT STORY BY RENE BAZIN

In a tranquil countryside parish, where the days are graced by birdsong and the scent of ripening fruit, the humble Abbé of St. Philémon lives a quiet life of devotion and simplicity. Yet, his small corner of the world is unexpectedly stirred when a clever tomtit claims the parish letter-box for her nest, forcing the kind-hearted priest to navigate the amusing chaos of chirping hatchlings and misplaced letters. As the abbé’s gentle spirit is tested by the antics of his feathered guests, an important message from the bishop lies forgotten, setting the stage for a poignant reflection on sacrifice, ambition, and the bonds between nature and humanity. In this tender tale, René Bazin weaves humor, heart, and the beauty of a life lived in harmony with the earth. Will the abbé’s unwavering compassion cost him more than he ever imagined?

[Jane-bk]

I like birds 🦅, tho at times they can be some trouble. Still I like birds 🦅