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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A long, long time ago on a cold winter's night A long, long time ago on a cold winter’s night Two hearts were broken the crest of the eve This is the story of how it all happened How friendship will conquer if you just believe ~~~~~~~~ Soft are the wings of the firefly princess Twilight the scene of her flickering light Pine needle whispers aflutter of springtime Alone on this evening in silence her flight Warm April breezes caressing her body Slumbering daffodils, gold leaf embossed Shining, her beacon illumines the valley Twinkling sad of a friend she had lost Wandering sadly neath evergreen niches Shadows and silhouettes bend at her glow Hard to imagine her tiny heart broken Far from the beauty this night she does show When then she sees him alone on a hillside A pen in his hand as he quietly writes Silently floating, she lands on his shoulder Kind is his face that her glow gently lights Noticing teardrops upon his cheeks falling “Why are you crying?” she asks him sincere Startled, he looks at her, eyes wet and weary “Oh little firefly, what has brought you here?” He turned away gazing off up at the moonlight Then shook his head as more words he wrote down “I miss her so much,” he said in a whisper His mouth once he finished returned to a frown She knew how he felt for her heart it was broken One winter’s evening, a cold misty day Taken from sleep by her jealous big sister Evil her magic had whisked him away Just then she noticed that things felt familiar Something about him jarred her memory It can not be, visions rambled within her This can not be my friend taken from me “If I may ask sir, please when did you lose her?” She fluttered her wings so excited to hear Her light now as bright as the full moon above them Here on this hillside the skies ever clear “It’s hard to remember, but sometime last winter, a sorceress came on the solstice I think From by her side I was suddenly taken, found myself here just as quick as a wink” “Since then I’ve cried on this hillside we frolicked Writing her poetry, words how I feel Sorrow and sadness in harmonic phrases Verses my broken heart could not conceal” “The saddest part is it is merely a feeling, only her smile is what I can recall I know she was real for my heart does remind me, the rest is a blur, almost nothing at all” She thought and she thought of her wicked old sibling Remembering tears drops from friendships that fell When mixed together might change what had happened Glistening together, they could break the spell She took one of hers that she saved since December Flew to his cheek were a steady stream flowed Placed her own teardrop within his now weeping To her amazement, his body it glowed Shimmering sparkles like fireworks bursting A magical sheen filled the heavens above A blink of her eye and he changed right before her He now was a firefly, the one that she loved His eyes grew as wide as a sunflower smiling Flapping his wings like he’d never before Looking at her, his light brightly was gleaming He said, “I remember, you’re my friend I adore” He was so happy, he flew up and hugged her “I missed you,” he said “never leave me again We’ll fly and we’ll hide far away from your sister” Then he looked down and he noticed his pen He lifted it up and then flew to the paper Flapping his wings he penned one final line It read that they lived happily ever after From now in this moment, till the end of time ~~~~~~ So there you have it, a tale of best friends Missing each other once taken apart Knowing now that every happiest ending Can always be found if you look in your heart 2/13/17 Written for the Fairy Tale for Children Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Eve Roper
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