Sweet Fairy Queen Poem by Della Perry

Sweet Fairy Queen

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I catch a glimpse, a shimmer of light
A dainty figure of white, fluttering
Fusion among the summer blooms, blending
Swaying, rhythmic in the cool breeze
A cavorting carousel of tiny beings beside the falls
Rippling reflections, silent calls.
Who, what are these miniature nymphs?
Who does abide with me?
An epithet for these free spirits is so challenging
For what term would ever do them justice?
Dancing, prancing, graceful coy beauty
Charming deity of my garden
Disguised beneath the trees.
I will name you
Sweet Ophelia
My Fairy Queen.

Monday, August 31, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fairy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 31 August 2015

Disguised beneath the trees! With the muse of sweet love. Nice work.

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