The Sun And Moon Folktale Novels & Stories

Hindi ko lubusang maisip na posibleng may katuturan ang huling salik. It must be nothing but folklore cultivated in the province, right? It's part of their traditions and cultures just like their unique habit or ritual of celebrating every appearance of Full Moon. Iyon ang tinatak ko sa isip. "Sorry about that," aniya pagkabalik ilang sandali.

tumango siya sinimulan niya ang pagputol sa buhok ni Sun at sinigurado na magkatulad sila ng gupit ni Moon. After 10 minutes " Moon na saan ba na si Sun at Sky?" Ngumisi siya at lumapit kay Star na kasalukuyang naghihintay sa sala. " Hahahaha!! Naniniwala na ko na magkakambal kami" Hinawakan ni Star ang mukha niya at tinitigan ito ng mabuti. " Ofcourse magkakambal talaga kayo. Sandali Sun ikaw ba yan?" gulat na gulat na sabi ni Star ito ang unang beses na makita niyang magkatulad sila ng gupit at ayos.

Umayos siya ng upo sa harapan ng bata at maingat na ipinahid ang ointment sa bawat sugat nito sa kamay. “There once was a Moon, as ethereal as can be, only the stars could fathom, but the sun couldn’t. The Sun so radiant, he burns so bright,” panimula niya. “The moon so luminous, yet she only showed her face at night. She was impenetrable, enclosing herself in a cocoon of darkness. The Sun would do anything to catch a glimpse of the Moon shining brightly in the night sky.” Fayre sat quietly as she listened to Cleann’s story. Sure, she had heard a lot of stories about Moon from her mother, but she had never heard of this one.