Le Carillon de Pâques
A Thoughtpiece Inspired By “Le Carillon de Pâques” by Alphonse Mucha (1896)

Introduction
Le carillon de Pâques translates to "the Easter chime" or "the Easter bells" in English. This phrase refers to the ringing of church bells on Easter Sunday.
This was inspired by another beautiful image shared by The Enchanted Booklet on Facebook here:
The music is "Carillon" by Sky.
Le Carillon de Pâques
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She sits beneath the tree, the beautiful spirit of renewal, singing and hearing the Eater Bells ringing from a nearby church tower.
The maiden is here to welcome the flowers and blooms after the winter frost, as she always does, each year, and has done since time was first measured.
To welcome the summer sun, she joins in the singing of the birds and the sounds of the running streams and rivers.
She is the true lady of the springs, bringing joy and delight to all who follow her song.
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