The crow was black in colour and wished to know how to become beautiful.
The crow wanted to grow colourful feathers instead of his own black feathers.
The crow found fallen peacock feathers and picked all of them up successfully.
He stuck the colourful peacock feathers into his tail, his wings, and on his head.
Thinking that he was now beautiful, the crow danced with great pride and joy.
The other crows laughed at the crow and called him a fool for wearing peacock feathers.
The other crows told him that he was already beautiful in his natural black colour.
The poem ends with the crows reassuring him that they love him for what he is.
A feather is defined as one of the light, soft things that covers a bird's body.
Wings are the limbs or organs of a bird that are used for flying.
The word 'stuck' means fixed, and the phrase 'without fail' means successfully.
Syllables break words into parts, such as the two-syllable word 'pea-cock' and three-syllable word 'beau-ti-ful'.
The article 'an' is placed before words starting with vowel letters like ox, otter, and orange.
A bird's body parts include the head, eye, beak, neck, wings, tail, and leg.
The story teaches the important lesson that we should always be happy with what we are.