It had been the first harvest of the season and the first Anniera had seen in little over nine years. It called for celebration! The bonfires had been lit, musicians had volunteered their talents and merriment commenced as all of Anniera gathered together to thank their Maker for His blessing.
The king of Annierra, Kalmar Wingfeather, watched his people from a table of the year's bounty. Many of the them at the moment were linking arms and participating in a jig as one large circle while others clapped along. He took note of each one. Bailey was a stocky man about a head taller than everyone else and His laughter almost shook the ground. Dor
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I finished the Warden and the Wolf King, book four of the Wingfeather Saga. And all I can say is: If you haven't read these books, get off your computer and do it.
Andrew Peterson. You. Are. Amazing. The Maker is amazing!
This book. Incredible. Filling. Beautiful. Beyond words. Definitely inspired by the Maker. I’m totally swept away and overwhelmed. This precious jewel will hold a place in my heart forever. It exceeded all my high, high expectations. A thousand thank-yous to the man who put such a magnificent story onto paper, and to the One who made it all.
Song of the Wingfeathers by ambassador-brouwer, literature
Literature
Song of the Wingfeathers
[Verse 1]
Did you ever wish for dragons
when you saw a dragonfly?
As if tales of old had up and died
or else just passed you by?
If hope’s light is just a glimmer,
there’s a shimmer in your eye:
There’s future for those with a past,
with many tears to cry…
[Chorus]
Do you hear, do you hear
the heartbreak in the song within the seas
that penetrates the darkness of the night
like a shining isle of light?
Do you feel, do you feel
homesick for a place you’ve never been?
Don’t tell me that you’ve never felt the same:
do you know your name?
[Verse 2]
‘Cause in the stale air something’s growi