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Two people looking at the moon. (70 words)
Ceridwen and the Fool by LisaMay
70 Word Flash Fiction writing prompt entry




Ceridwen is pointing.

“Look there, Brick, at the exquisite moon, glowing so beautifully. See the shadowy shapes? No wonder there are all those myths and legends with tales of goddesses and fairy dust, stories of lunar exploration and scientific challenge. Its mystery is captivating. Are you looking?”

“Your finger’s in the way, Ceridwen.”

Ceridwen sighs. So true… 
When the finger points at the moon, the fool only sees the finger.

 


Writing Prompt
Write a flash fiction story. 70 words exactly. Title not included in count.

Author Notes
Author note:
The girl's name Ceridwen comes from the Welsh - 'cerdd', meaning poetry or song, and 'wen' (a contraction of gwen), meaning white, fair or holy. Ceridwen, according to Welsh legends and folklore, was a white witch or goddess, and is considered to be the goddess of poetry, inspiration and of the cauldron of transfiguration. Some websites say she is the goddess of the moon, art, music, magic, and science. Many modern-day pagans still revere her. The moon's beauty will always appeal to the rest of us.

     

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