Pixie Dust

Do you believe in pixies? 
Little people of the night, 
Who skip and dance across the sky 
Until the morning light; 
From toadstool onto toadstool, 
Landing softly where they must, 
But the only thing you'll ever see 
Are specks of pixie dust. 

Do you believe in pixies? 
Little fairies dressed in green, 
Who ride on dragonflies and moths, 
And keep the forest clean. 
They'll tap upon your window, 
Creating quite a fuss, 
But the only thing you'll ever see 
Are specks of pixie dust. 

Do you believe in pixies? 
Little elves with pointed ear, 
Who beckon you to follow them 
Whenever you come near. 
They'll beg you for some milk, 
And possibly a crust, 
But the only thing you'll ever see 
Are specks of pixie dust.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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May 31, 2019 at 5:18 AM
Adorable poetry, Kim.
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