Book of Phoenix Ashes

by Phoenixblaze Nature

First published

As Mother Nature, sit quietly in her dark abyss, her body devoid of color, beauty, wonder, let floating in nothingness, until, BANG! From one small atomic point, everything was created in the largest explosion never recorded. Mother Natures wings opened, she filled with the colors of stars, gasses, galaxies, and she blended finely with her new surroundings, her camouflage was everything we know and love about the night and day. After billions of years, she light a large cloud of dust, it coalesced into a bright glowing ball, then a yellow star, our sun. The unused gasses was molded by gravity into a large disk, and from gravity she molded the planets, ending with Earth and the Moon.

The great Mother Bird, our loving celestial Star Phoenix mother, grabbed the earth in one talon, and the moon in the other. She embraced her new young, but her like all mothers, started with her favorites.
But treated all planets as same. After many billion more years, the universe being 400 billion, and the earth being 5 billion, she Mother Bird, Mother Nature, in all of her star speckled, galaxy dusted body, twinkling with her big blue eyes, looked at the life on her earth, her young egg, still in its shell. Reaching down with her talons, she pulled up a ball of clay from the ground of her grand creation, she pulled three feathers close to her heart, and one close to her talons, and she wrapped the clay around the feathers, she took the ash from volcanoes, and the coal of the deeps of earth, and molded it in with her ball of clay. She shaped it into a Pegasus colt, giving him the lightest blue diamonds for his eyes, and the largest, reddest of ruby’s for his heart, she surrounded the ruby with the feathers of her chest.
She put an Iron rusted stone in the head of the clay figure of the colt, and put the feather closest to her talons around it. She felt content with her creation, but it missed something, she skillfully used her talon to draw a mighty Sun Phoenix on the side of the colts’ flanks, she nuzzled it magically filling it with life, one that will be everlasting to the eternity. The young infant, feathered, ash grey, with coal black collard Pegasus, with the Phoenix mark on his flanks faded away until he finds them on his own whim. The great Celestial Phoenix, retreated to her home. A Griffoness, walked, stumbling onto the orphaned colt, picked him up, hoping to mother, early. As she did this the great Mother bird called to the griffoness, “His Name Is Blaze Nature, he will be the great of greats one day, take good care of him.” The griffoness stunned looked at the colt for a long moment, then continued home.