A Tale of Elves and FairiesAt a time, when humans still believed in faeries and elves, they possessed power. A power of which they were not conscious. They created what they thought and only by their will-power the fabulous creatures of their fantasies came to life. So it happened that the lonely dark woods were suddenly populated by gentle wood spirits. Delicate elves, dainty nymphs, graceful little fairies swinging themselves from branch to branch left sparkling stardust on their ways. A wonderful mystical world was arisen und its habitants were just waiting for assisting humanity. Those who were desperate and sad could call them and they always came to help. Then it
The Living Dead SoulsJyskal was crouching in a corner, afraid of what her Master would do to her. She was a young hellhound of a special red-coloured race. Her mother was slain and her "Master" found the little orphan whelp and nursed her. He forced her tearing flesh to pieces and trained her to be very ferocious, but also to be very attentive to better keep watch. The one who is called her Master was Hades, the Greek god of Underworld, of "hell" and of the death. Jyskal should watch over the dead souls to make them stay in the Underworld so that they could not escape over the river Styx by bribing Sharon, the ferryman. She did not feel very well with this task a
Star Child in WinterCarefully, I step on the white dusted grass.The frozen evening dew moistens me.It is cold – I do not feel it.Only the silence of the night is all around me.My hair becomes entangled in an icy wind.So that I fear to be blown away.I reach out for the branch of a treeTo seek help and protection.In front of me I can see the forest in awesome loftiness.The trees welcome me.Finally I arrive at the spot I am heading to –The clearing – a spiritual place.I stop in the middle of this circle –Symbol of eternity, image of perfection. I wait and only my breath can be heard.Time seems to stand still.Then, at last – the cloud
Winter Moon in the ForestDeeply imprisoned in white frost,The winter forest lies covered with snow,Tells of long gone times,Lapsed into the distances of the forests.The wind sings silently past melodies,Sensible while fading away,When I listen in the silenceAnd see through the cold.White flakes are driven by the wind.Trembling leaves are blown with snow dust.And some kind of sadnessIs weeping crystals here and there.And a chill lies in the air.A snow that once was a budIs falling on Earth's soil.In the bright shine of the full moon nightFiligree trees clad in black formA lane along the edge of the forest,Dream themselves into the s
Peace to this WorldIt was a dark night,Only one star illuminated it.Shepherds kept loyally guardOver the flocks on the field.There – an angel came down –Shouted: "Oh, be all pleased and happy,For the Saviour is bornThere in Bethlehem in the stable!"All the shepherds hurried,Happily and gay in their hearts,And they also found the infantIn the crib on the straw.So was our children's faith,And it really had been beautiful.Today, the Christmas miracleWill be seen with other eyes.Would the infant be born today, Everything would be changed.A lot of barriers would be erected:Today the stable could not be entered by everyone.Woul
The TrumpeterIt happened not very long ago in a bitter cold winter night at Christmas day. The fire in the fire-place had burned down and the people were lying in their beds, exhausted at late hour but satisfied and with well-being. The moon cast its magic light through the broad window front of the mansion and illuminated the magnificently decorated Christmas tree. On one of the lower salient branches of the fir-tree hung a wooden trumpeter, barefoot and clad with a jute cape. The musician pressed his instrument tight to his lips while he was looking respectful to the silvery Christmas star in the tree crown. Underneath the Star of Bethlehem floated a be
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