Tears of the White Swan

In a clear, starry sky, the image of a white swan with its wings spread shines, carrying among its stars the eternal tears of an ancient story from Greek mythology. It is the tale of Phaeton, a young man overcome by arrogance, who sought to prove that he was the son of the god Apollo. He asked to ride the golden chariot that carried the sun across the sky. But his impetuosity led him to a great disaster, as the horses spun out of control, and the earth and mountains burned. His fall was a painful tragedy. Only his loyal friend, Kyknos, mourned his loss until he was transformed into a white swan, his image appearing in the sky among the stars as a symbol of pain and loyalty. It is a captivating mythological story, blending suspense and moral lessons for children, introducing them to how ancient peoples crafted their imaginations to interpret the mysteries of the universe, while affirming that our belief in the one and only God is the unshakable truth.