Faerie Garden

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    Faerie Garden

    I stand in a garden of light,
    Tis all peaceful and bright.
    Chipmunks and squirrels caper,
    In the corner the garden doth taper. 
    Ferns and heather are everywhere,
    Suddenly I become all too aware.
    I am not alone in my escapade,
    Faeries dance in retrograde.
    They are so light and airy,
    And oh so very merry.
    They form a little quartet,
    The four of them pose no threat.
    They looks on their faces are serene,
    They don frocks of green.
    Their blue eyes sparkle,
    One even looks matriarchal. 
    They lavish up me a shower of foxglove,
    They are so lovely, tis something I should write of.
    They leave too soon,
    While whistling their magical tune.
    The garden appears grey and obsolete,
    The faeries once again to greet. 

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    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

    Alexia’s Poems (33)

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    A life 0
    Thoughts 0
    The life 0
    One fine day in May 0
    Loss 1
    You're Really Not 0
    Faerie Garden 0
    My world 2
    A World of Their Own 3
    Heaven 1
    My walk of solitude 3
    Day Dream 1
    Rain 2
    Daddy's little girl 7
    The Spark 2
    My fairytale 3
    All I want 2
    Our Little Gift 1
    My Dark Night 3
    Forever Yearning 2
    Strong and True 4
    Snow Fall 3
    My Prince 4
    Wilted Love 2
    The Dance 3
    My Best Friend 5
    I didn't know 2
    Betrayal 6
    Unrequited Love 3
    Oceanic Memories 1
    Two Lovers 4
    Mother and Baby 1
    Baby Sleeps 2