My close analysis about the bagobo myth entitled "SUN AND THE MOON".
Sure, here's the story about "The Sun and the Moon" as told by the Bagobo people:
Long ago, when the world was new,
The Sun and the Moon were friends so true,
They'd often talk and laugh and play,
And light up the world in their own special way.
The Sun was bright and warm and bold,
And loved to shine down on the world so cold,
While the Moon was quiet and cool and kind,
And lit up the night with a gentle shine.
One day, the Sun said to the Moon,
"I'm tired of always being up high at noon,
I'd like to take a break and rest,
And let you shine bright, at your best."
The Moon was hesitant at first,
But soon she agreed to quench her thirst,
To shine brightly in the sky,
As the Sun took a break to lie.
But as the night went on, the Moon grew tired,
Her light grew dim, and she grew uninspired,
She missed her friend, the Sun so bright,
And wished he'd come back to light up the night.
And so the Sun heard the Moon's plea,
And decided to come back and shine so free,
And together they lit up the sky,
Making the world so bright, they heard a joyful cry.
From that day on, the Sun and the Moon,
Were friends forever, and they'd never lose,
Their special bond, so bright and true,
As they light up the world in a way, anew.
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