Lion Head Mesa How do you know I'm mad?

they think about an answer.

humming softly as the memory came, jawahir says to the girl:
alawaid, what was also called ar-ruba; together the stars form warring beasts, trying to hunt, and to separate a child from its parent herd. it was not a grand scene according to the fellahin, who was delegated the task of hunting daily for the mazoi of the mesa, and so their tone was a touch more bored.

it would not be as visible to the eye now, as they were far too south to spy draco.

the brightest star, which i have heard called many names, is  al-judayy, the child. it is also called jady banāt naʿsh, there, motioning to the bear's spine again, this time to the brightest star among the constellation, often used for pointing travelers north.

the child, chased by three mourning mothers. what constituted the arc of the smaller dipper's bowl.