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Can You Imagine
Can you imagine a world without spells That science and businesses run Think of the sadness a gnome feels When he no longer plays in the sun Can you imagine a world without Fairies? No elves and no magic pools And can you imagine how dull it would be If all that we had were the schools? I cannot imagine a world without Santa A world with no magical wand A world without beauty or even a dream Or a wood sprite of whom to be fond They say I should grow up and be more mature Like a normal adult ought to But I'd rather at night, go dance with a Fairy And I'll bet that you feel that way too. |
| Do not tell!
If you see a Faery ring In a field of grass Very lightly step around Tip-toe as you pass Last night Faeries Frolicked there And they're sleeping Somewhere near If you see a tiny Faery Lying fast asleep Shut your eyes and run away Do not stay to peek Do not tell! Or you'll break A Faery spell! William Shakespeare |
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Fairy shoes
The little shoes That Fairies wear Are very small indeed No larger than a violet bud As tiny as a seed The little shoes That Fairies wear Are very trim and neat They leave no tracks Behind for those Who search along the street The little shoes of Fairies Are so light And soft and small That though a million Passed you by You would not hear at all! |
| Fairy’s child
Children born of Fairy stock Never need for shirt or frock Never want for food or fire Always get their heart’s desire Jingle pockets full of gold Marry when they’re six years old Every Fairy child may keep Two ponies and ten sheep All have houses, each his own Built of brick or granite stone They live on cherries, they run wild I’d love to be a Fairy’s child! |
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