The Dragon Who Fell in Love With the Moon
from Wyverns in the Winery (and other flights of fancy) by Betsy Tinney
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There once was a sea dragon who fell in love with the Moon, and the Moon loved him back – but they were separated by distance and impossibility.
On calm, clear nights, the Moon would reach out to the dragon across the great expanse of the sea, her silvery light paving a glittering path to her heart. The dragon would take wing toward her, and as he flew, he and the Moon would sing to each other, their voices weaving sweetly together above the rippling waves.
But they were separated by distance and impossibility, so eventually the Dragon would sink back to rest upon the surging sea, still gazing up at his love's shining face -- exhausted, but nonetheless filled with joy. For he was in love with the Moon, and he knew the Moon loved him back.
(For Becky, who asked me to write “something dark and epic, with dragons in.”)
On calm, clear nights, the Moon would reach out to the dragon across the great expanse of the sea, her silvery light paving a glittering path to her heart. The dragon would take wing toward her, and as he flew, he and the Moon would sing to each other, their voices weaving sweetly together above the rippling waves.
But they were separated by distance and impossibility, so eventually the Dragon would sink back to rest upon the surging sea, still gazing up at his love's shining face -- exhausted, but nonetheless filled with joy. For he was in love with the Moon, and he knew the Moon loved him back.
(For Becky, who asked me to write “something dark and epic, with dragons in.”)
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from Wyverns in the Winery (and other flights of fancy),
released September 26, 2017
Cello: Betsy Tinney
Cello: Betsy Tinney
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Betsy Tinney Seattle, Washington
Betsy is a cello storyteller. Using her cello and an electronic looper, she weaves rich, complex and varied tapestries of sound; her original cello compositions paint pictures and tell tales, from thunderstorms and skeletal mice to dancing elephants and humpback whales. ... more
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