Tuatha Tales #9
Aine’s Blessing
With dismay she watched as the raven flew off across a field The sky was ominous and she knew she would need to avoid the shadows so she prayed for Aine to guide her. She followed as best she could until she came once again to a forest clearing. The sun came out creating hallways of light between the trees. The raven saw the luminous paths and claimed them, flying higher and higher toward the sun. Niamh ran into the woods shaking her fist in anger before sinking down exhausted and defeated against the mighty trunk of an old oak.
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Tuatha Tales #10
Dream On
Niamh wondered who had sent the raven. Suddenly from above she heard it’s sulky, irritable cry. He had grown sleepy in the sun’s warmth and had opened his beak in a yawn. Aine had answered her prayers! The dream fell, spiraling slowly down till it landed in her lap. Now she had four including the one that had begun the journey. There were still five dreams to find before the pouch was full again. She held this one tightly in her hand. Which dream would bring her to the sacred spring and which one would take her back to Bran?
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background of photos:
I am using some licence with the locale of my images
the first photograph is of a midlothian field in Scotland outside of Edinburgh
the second is of Rathtrevor Provincial Park on Vancouver Island- a wonderful spot beside the ocean
and the third is of the sacred spring
pronouniation:
Aine ( onya)
Niamh (Neev)
beautiful 🙂
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And the plot thickens! 🙂 I wonder what will happen. As always, the story is impeccably illustrated by awesome photos!
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oh you inspire me to write more!! I’m really loving my little Niamh and her journeys. I am so glad I have been able to incorporate the two together photography and stories.
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Thanks for liking my posts. I certainly admire your work greatly.
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thank you Candia!! The community is growing!
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Beautiful writing and beautiful pictures.
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thank you so much for stopping by Sarah! I hope you will read more of my tales and enjoy a few of them. Some are close to my heart.
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Certainly I will. Am in too much of a flying hurry today to do them justice with my full attention. They call for a proper read when I can have a decent sit down with a cup of tea in my hand.
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Nice image on the B&W monochrome madness post too!
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Thank you Robert!! Really my first love was always stories and storytelling so now that I have found photography too I like to combine them. A photo inspires a story in me and the opposite works too.
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