Here we all stand, at the end of the worlds colliding with each other. We face the imminent- and we cannot accept it.
The words meet and part, as in dancing, one movement after the next, one glance pursuing another. We face the dance with trembling hearts, as we don’t know where it goes.
We are the fair folk, the children of the Sidhe, the Telwyth Teg, the Seelie and the Unseelie – and our world is shifting, morphing, changing, leaning towards the world of the living.
We faced each other before, and the dance will bring us together again- whether we want it or not. The dance will take care of itself, and there is no need to force it.
The song flows when its wings are free. The dance goes on when it follows the music.
We are the music.
Follow the music.
Be free.

Thanks for sharing this. I’m fascinated by the figure of the fairy as portrayed in the various brances of Celtic mythology. Fairies play a prominent role in the mythic fantasy novel I’m currently writing. In fact, I’ve named the island they live »Elyllon».
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Thank you so much for commenting and sharing – it’s immensely important and motivating! Would be delighted to read your book when you’re up for it)
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Thank you. That’s very kind of you. I’ll let you know when I finish writing it.
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