Four brothers, the King, the Warrior, the Mage and the Lover try to find their way through the Dark Forest, yet the riddle lingers:
"The Sun eclipsed by Moon's dark face.
Moon consumed in Chaos' embrace.
Stars in shards begin to gleam,
The soul's fire, the question of being.
The darkened Sky gives no reply.
The mind's own key unlocks the why."
If you are in a mood for a original modern fairytale with moody psychological undertones and touch slavic mythology, this short drabble is for you. The story is heavily inspired by Carl Jung, with aspiration of making his complex and mystical work bit more palpatable to wider audience.
"The Sun eclipsed by Moon's dark face.
Moon consumed in Chaos' embrace.
Stars in shards begin to gleam,
The soul's fire, the question of being.
The darkened Sky gives no reply.
The mind's own key unlocks the why."
If you are in a mood for a original modern fairytale with moody psychological undertones and touch slavic mythology, this short drabble is for you. The story is heavily inspired by Carl Jung, with aspiration of making his complex and mystical work bit more palpatable to wider audience.
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