FAIRY EXTREME
BY FIONA CUMMINGS
The red and white spotted mushroom
Deep in the forest surrounded by bloom
Little did anyone know
Just the little rabbit colour of snow
He visited each day
He loved to play
With the little pixies who lived below
One called silver
And the other Yoyo
Silver wore sparkly boots
And carried bricks
He pretended he was a builder
And Yoyo did tricks
With minuscule juggling balls
You would hear his calls
For forest friends to come and see
Just how magical Yoyo could be
He would say “Look up?
And there would be a giant buttercup
In the centre of the flower
Would be a bumble bee
With wings full of power
Flapping making pots of honey
Yoyo was so funny
He would rub his teeny tummy
And burp like a squeaky mouse
But always said pardon
Silver would build a house
With a colourful garden
Using wood chips he called bricks
Paint a purple door
And an orange floor
Green windows
With a picket fence
And make a little seat like a garden bench
From twigs make a rod
And Yoyo would put fish in a pond
That really was a puddle
Then pixie Fifi
Who loved to cuddle?
Barnaby the snow white bunny
Then there was Elfie
He was always filthy
Rolling in the forest mud
Always up to no good
Such fun could be had
Near the secret mushroom
Always good never bad
But first signs of humans
It was time to hide
Trampled on with humungous boots
And bikes children would ride
Grant would trot along
But life still did carry on
When it was dusk
Play time was a must
The little pixie family
Came out from the spotted toadstool
Once again Yoyo could play the fool
Silver was the builder
And how could we forget Elfie
With mud on his nose
And dirty little clothes
Cheekily in front of the camera
Striking a pose
But who takes the picture?
Bugul /Noz, a sly creature
He yearns for human companionship
So he will run to people with his photos in hand
And tell tales of this secret land
So why’s Barnaby the only creature to come along?
Is it because he is
an Ellyllon
A diaphanous fairy in animal form
We have to protect fairyAsrai
Who
would blow away in a storm
Bedtime now tiny elves do yawn
Though the sky is awake by the dawn
Next time you are walking along
In forests so green
Watched out for signs
Perhaps the fairy queen?
But don’t tell a single person
Let this be a lesson
I guess a blessing?
For this mystical place
Must hide all trace
For it to continue
For hush a bye dreams
By rippling streams
And puddle like ponds
We grow so fond
Close your eyes
You may be surprised
What you will see
Your very own pixie
From a world of extreme
Copyright Fiona Cummings 2015
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