There once lived a boy named Sanjay. Life dealt him a hard hand. He was extremely poor, had no money, and no friends. Moreover, he was illiterate, which meant he could not read or write.

Sanjay lived in a small hut on the outskirts of the village. He spent his day doing odd jobs and rummaging through rubbish for anything useful.

One day, while rummaging through a pile of discarded items, Sanjay found an old, worn-out pen.

The pen seemed ordinary, albeit a bit unusual. But Sanjay was happy. He thought he could sell it for a small price.

When he tried to draw a line with the pen, to his amazement, it glowed brilliantly. He was astonished, and a little frightened.

Suddenly, the drawing he made with the pen came to life -- it was no longer a simple line, but a loaf of bread! Touched by magic, Sanjay's world began to change.

He quickly drew a picture of a friend - a puppy. To his surprise, a playful puppy appeared before him, wagging its tail.

Overjoyed, Sanjay began drawing all the things he had dreamt of. His dreams were coming to life, one sketch at a time.

News of the magic pen spread throughout the village. Curious onlookers gathered around Sanjay's hut, astonished at the miracles unfolding before their eyes.

Suddenly, Sanjay was no longer a lonely, poor boy. He was a magician, a hero for the village folks who admired his special talent.

For the first time, he felt accepted and appreciated. He was no longer bored or lonely, and he had found a friend in his puppy.

However, Sanjay was careful not to be carried away. He realised the power of the pen and the responsibility it brought with itself.

He helped the villagers by drawing things they needed. He was careful not to abuse the magic pen's power and used it for the greater good.

As time went by, Sanjay started teaching himself how to read and write. He felt the urge to learn and grow, no longer content with being illiterate.

With the help of the magic pen, he drew books and began his journey towards education. His determination and will to learn were evident.

The villagers admired Sanjay's transformation. They realised the importance of education and started sending their children to learn from him.

Sanjay's life was completely transformed. The magic pen had not only changed his life but had also made a positive impact on everyone around him.

He was no longer just an odd-job boy; he was a teacher, a friend, and a hero to his village. His life was filled with purpose, joy, and friendship.

One day, the pen stopped glowing. It seemed the magic had run out. Sanjay was saddened, but then he smiled.

He looked around at his transformed life and realised he didn't need the pen anymore. The magic was inside him all along – in his heart and his ability to dream.

Sanjay continued to educate himself and the villagers. He had transformed from an illiterate boy into a wise and respected teacher.

His hut was now a school, and his puppy was his loyal friend and companion. Even without the magic pen, Sanjay had everything he had ever wished for.

His story inspired every child in the village. They were motivated to learn and to dream, just like Sanjay. His life showed them the real magic was in education.

Sanjay's story spread to neighbouring villages too. It brought a change in the way people perceived education, making it a priority for their children.

Years later, Sanjay stood at the village centre, surrounded by grateful villagers, watching children run to his school. His heart was filled with a profound sense of accomplishment.

He had managed to turn his life around, all thanks to an old, worn-out pen. It had indeed been a magic pen, bringing magic into Sanjay's life and the lives of many others.

Today, Sanjay was not just a boy who had nothing, he was someone who had gained everything meaningful. He had found his purpose, his happiness, and his true magic.

The village was no longer just a village, it had become a beacon of light, spreading the importance of education. And Sanjay was the torchbearer, leading the way.

The magic pen was kept as a reminder of the past and the transformation it had ignited. Sanjay would often look at it, thankful for the journey it sparked.

His story reminds us that magic is not just in objects but in our dreams, our passion, and most importantly, our will to change. Thus, Sanjay's journey carries on, inspiring others.