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Fairy Garden

Enjoying the playful nature of fairies from within the mind

By Toby HewardPublished 3 months ago 1 min read
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They are found dancing on a midnight clear,

Not giving any attention to sadness or fear.

Always happy to spread some joy wherever they please,

Frolicking like children after a cold banishing sneeze.

No one knows from where they have come,

But wherever it is much have a very playful drum.

With each little step comes the sound of faint music,

Soft yet bold like a rustic campfire classic.

Upon every little beat you hear the forest sing,

Giving rise to a show that would even please a king.

Yet as fast as they came their presence soon lulls,

Leaving us all puzzled in a game the mind pulls.

I await for them here to give a ever grand encore,

But it might have to wait; the buns are quite sore.

Mental Healthnature poetryhumorFor Funfact or fictionchildrens poetry
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About the Creator

Toby Heward

Creativity is boundless. We are gardeners that bring forth these fruits of wonder. Nature is my passion and I love to help readers see the stories with their own eyes through my works. Whether its poems, fact, or fiction I bring it to life.

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  • Test3 months ago

    Very creative!!

  • Abby Kay Mendonca3 months ago

    Funny ending. And great rhymes. I love fairies. Great poem

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