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U ask me to close
my eyes then show me
the stars, I enjoy ur fairytale
& live in ur words of light
Ur arms cover me,
the warmth smell sweet,
make me faint &
hard to breathe
A real stage outside
with dark blowing
Ｉleave u a last kiss &
fly to the night
as a firefly
#jujutsukaisen #呪術廻戦 #呪術廻戦au #fairytale #comic
《 The Red Riding Hood》(1)
Red Hood in a need of a friend, goes to the forest
Sportive man from the 60
Not one of my best, not really proud
#FairyTalesAcademy #TwitterFairyTalesAcademy
Martin Shaw writes, "Sometimes you have to sit with a story for 10 years before it knows you're serious about it." 2021 marks a decade telling the Handless Maiden I'm serious. #FairyTaleTuesday #procreate #Folklore #mythology
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anyways so
el trajecito de los 60 de ray a
un boceto
☀️☀️☀️
Llevaba rato queriendo dibujar a mi Dmitr con el cabello despeinado, wenos días aunque ya sea mediodía~
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Chione or Khione (from χιών - chion, Ancient Greek for, "snow") was the goddess of snow in Greek mythology, daughter of Boreas, god of the chill North wind and Winter, and his wife, Oreithyia, the lady of mountain gales.
Art - Volkan Baga
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Queen of Winter, Skadi married into the gods as the price for her father's death. With snowshoes she comes down from her mountains to visit the sea, where Njord lives: theirs is a tragic but enduring love. Which side will she join at Ragnarok? #FairyTaleTuesday
🖼: W. Dada
The Cailleach's reign has begun. Master of winter, she is stern and hard but she is a wisdom-giver. The weight of wisdom is a stone about the neck, but those willing to use winter to reflect and plan, and are generous, gain wisdom and bounty. #FairyTaleTuesday
🖼: M.T. Caya
A Sami tale tells of a crafty little reindeer that escapes a terrible stalo or troll by making him chase after her over a thick layer of fresh, powdery snow. The reindeer's hooves dance lightly over the snow, but his huge, heavy feet see him buried underneath. #FairyTaleTuesday
In some Gaelic myth, #faeries were regarded as either non-human nature spirits or as spirits of the dead. They would exist in 'faerie mounds' awaiting reincarnation (a similar belief regarding elves in northern Europe). #FairyTaleTuesday
🎨 The Fairy Raid by Sir Noel Paton 1867
The wren is the Druid Bird in Irish Gaelic & in Welsh the word ‘dryw’ means both druid & wren, as the bird symbolises wisdom & divinity, & its song is portentous. Harming its nest or killing a wren is very unlucky, & the wrong-doer may be struck by lightning. #FairytaleTuesday
