
An old poem of mine I found while cleaning out my desk one day. I was really obsessed with faeries then. To be truthful, I still am.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 123 - Reviews: 6 - Favs: 2 - Published: 01-26-06 - id: 2098827
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Hear that?
The whisper of the trees
It could be the wind,
But it is the fey calling
Softly, quietly
Tread gently on the moss underfoot
This is the faerie ballroom on full moons when no mortals are near
They dance in dresses made of hundreds of petals sewn with spider thread
Look there, near the toadstool, a fey's lost shoe
The trees still call, tiny faerie voices
They say come and dance, come and dance
If you follow their calls, you will dance forever with Queen Mab herself,
In the palace, with pearly floors
Gems here and there, how they sparkle
Eat the food, but be warned, if you do,
Here shall you stay, never growing older, never able to leave
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