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Brow of Stars (Feat. Rhys Phyre)

The Tale of Cerridwen and Taliesin . . . The vengeful Goddess and the twice-born Bard of Welsh Legend. Hello, my friends! This is a song written and composed by me, and my lovely friend Rhys! We both love this story, and wanted to tell it by song together! Go visit her channel here for similar-style songs:    / @rhysphyre   I'm sure those of you who know the legend are giggling and kicking your feet in delight! In our little version of the story, I play Cerridwen and Rhys plays Gwion/Taliesin! Credits: Guitar and Vocals by Rhys Piano, Vocals, Drum, Shaker, and mixing by me! Cerridwen drawn by me. Gwion, backgrounds, effects, and Taliesin drawn by Rhys! For those of you who don't know the story: The Goddess Cerridwen has had a son. He is very ugly and has every trait a mother would never want for her child. So, the witch-goddess puts together the Potion of Awen (Welsh word, basically divine life-force). The potion must be stirred for a year and a day, and so she employs a young village boy, Gwion, to stir it. However on the very last day, some of the boiling fluid splashes on his fingers, and he puts them in his mouth to cool them. This gives *him*, and not Cerridwen's son, the gift of Awen. Thus Cerridwen is enraged, and chases Gwion to kill him. But now he has all the wisdom and magic in the world. She chases him assuming the form of various animals, and he too evades her, by becoming animals. In the end, Cerridwen eats Gwion and becomes pregnant with him. When she births him, she cannot kill her own son. So she sends him in a basket to the sea, where he's caught by a fisherman, Elphin, who exclaims "Taliesin" upon seeing him. Which means "Radiant brow" or "Shining face". And so Taliesin is named and becomes the greatest bard of all time. To enjoy a much more detailed retelling of the story, go here: https://wizzley.com/taliesin/