A Few Fairy Facts
Fairies too get thirsty
And one just might come to sup
And linger for a moment at
Inviting nectar cup.
If it happens you should see her
Do not take the time to blink
For a fairy though she's tiny
Is must faster than you think.
She resembles a small hummer
As she dips and darts on high
Or perhaps you could mistake her for
A lovely butterfly.
If you think your eyes deceive you
Then a secret I will tell
You must listen for the tinkle of
Her minute fairy bell.
When you hear her bell I warn you
Do not dare to look away
For fantastic friendly fairies
Do not visit every day.
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