Fire, Water, and Sun
June 25, 2009 7:00 am Passion/VisionThe youngest son galloped away on the stone pony to begin his adventure.
After three days and nights the youngest son came to Flame Mountain. On every side fires spit forth wildly. The boy stared at the terifying sight, then spurring his horse he dashed courageously up the flaming mountain, enduring the ferocious heat without once uttering a sound.
On the other side of the mountain, he came to a vast sea. Great waves frosted with chunks of ice crashed upon him as he made his way painfully across the freezing water. Though cold and aching, he held the horse’s mane tightly, persisting in his journey without allowing himself to shudder.
Emerging on the opposite shore, he saw at once the Sun Mountain. Warm light flooded the air and flowers blossomed everywhere. On top of the mountain stood a marvelous palace and from it he could hear sounds of girlish laughter and singing.
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Next time: “Waiting for the Fairies”

