In The Woodlands Poem by Faith Elizabeth Brigham

In The Woodlands



there you are deep in the woodlands
dancing where the fireflies abound
no one would even know you*re there
if it wasn*t for the baying of the hounds


you sprinkle all your magic dust
where it is needed most
the garden is your favorite spot
behind our house on the eastern coast


what you do and where you go
it matters not to me at all
i only know it thrills me so when
i watch the faeries spring time ball

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Herbert Nehrlich1 19 December 2004

I also like it when the tiniest of a small fib is so well presented in a poem. Well done. H

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