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Sayan - The Wolf Of Yaransk (Book of Poetry)

Sayan - The Wolf Of Yaransk (Book of Poetry)

Bucur, Loredan

Paperback

General Poetry

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ISBN13: 9798170655847
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 72
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In the far north, where the winters seem to have no end, and the forests of Siberia keep deep secrets older than human memory, there is Yaransk, a village caught between snow, wind and light.There was born the legend of Sayan, the woman who knew pain, love, sacrifice and freedom to the end.Her story is not just the story of a white she-wolf and a mysterious world.It is the story of a soul that he had to choose between what he had been and what he was to become.Sayan lost much, but through loss he discovered a freedom that no one could give him.Ilya's love became a flame, his sacrifice broke the curse, and the bond between Sayan and Nuri turned the forest into a sanctuary of memory.Tarak, left among humans, learned to turn pain into wisdom and power into protection.Above all, Aurora Boreala became the witness of a love that could not be killed.Her green, blue, silver and gold lit up the nights when the wolves howled, and Nuri's flute carried through the forest the song of the lost.In time, Sayan became more than a memory.She became the symbol of an unseen connection between man and nature, between light and shadow, between life and death.For the children of Yaransk, she became the legend To the White She-Wolves who watch in the winter nights.And when the wind blows through the fir trees, when the snow falls on the forest and the Aurora lights up the sky, those who really listen can hear a distant song.Maybe it's the howl of a she-wolf.Maybe it's the voice of love.Or maybe it's just the echo of a story that refuses to die.This is the story of Sayan, the She-Wolf of Yaransk.

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