Baconaua
In the depths it waits. Not many know its story, though others may know of its kind. The moon-eaters. The celestial beasts. The lion. The scorpion. The crab. The giant.
Laho – Pangasinan Translation
*Note this story is in Pangasinan Say Lunar Eclipse o duyog so nagagawa tano say bulan et immakual ya binmeneg ed mundo tan nasisindagan to. Say taloran klase na Lunar
Minokawa – Waray Translation
*Note this story is in Waray Tinmutok ako ha iya makaharadlok nga mga mata Ngan nangurog Sayop ada ini Lugaring urhi na Urhi-urhian na hin duro “Kay ano ka aanhi?”
The Imprisoned Naga
Over the sky and in the firmament, the stars hear your prayers. They stay as silent witnesses to the unfolding of history, but even they must stand aside when
Arimaonga
I have always liked staring at the moon. There’s just the mystery of what she is. Does she shine her light only on the worthy? Is she dressed by
Baconaua
The night is not truly dark. Not while the moon and the stars shine their light. There are those that wait for the true darkness to come, those that
Tambanokano
A flash of lightning illuminated the cloudless night sky. The waves crashed violently along the shore, smashing on the rocks and the pier. “He is awake.” “What does he