Horse Fairy Poems

Part Two : The Tale of Artuir mac Aedan; The light of the West
(A tale of the hero of legend, a hero of Dalriada, who...

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I fell down,
beneath the ground,
Alice was there,
in her blue gown.

A rabbit running around,
he was in a hurry to go,
his pocket watch ticking,
I believe it was...

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I heard their faerie voices and they sounded far away
ran to get a magnifying glass to check out their fancy sway
it was three mini-faeries dressed...

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Once upon a time in a magical
Pond there was a
Baby alligator name Snappy
Due to a storm that quickly appeared
He was swept away from his mommy
So,...

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*LETTER TO MY FATHER*

 
Dearest Father
With heart ripped into rags and shreds I write ? to you tonight
Trembling hands and ink made of tears and...

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She was a giggly faerie, and she had a bouncy way.
She must be Irish, because she is so extremely fey!
The rest of us figured it...

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Of the most unusual things I have seen,
are flowers in bloom in Fall, not spring;
dogs catching popcorn between their teeth,
a parakeet eating a bite of...

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Ceridfen had little trouble adjusting her menu to accommodate the new arrival.  She brought out a terrine of pumpkin soup, savory with a hint...

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Snowflakes fall on her corn and beans
The winter is here, so it seems
They twist and wilt and waste away
If only she would have picked them...

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Nut-brown owl nestled in a crooked tree
above the mermaid and jellyfish sea.
     Scaly horse & teacup-octopus lads
near the sea-soaked teen; tail...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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All the night I spend
without you….
I feel like I’m in a sepulcher
I’m waiting for you
My prince, Charm,
Where is your horse?
Is he dead?
Why are you so...

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After noon, bloomed the moon,
Like my grandma' s curved comb;
I listened to lullabies, and stories,
Amidst stars - not alone.

Came a prince with a princess,
Mounting a...

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Sometimes I want to take someone else's,
Sometimes they take something away from me,
And was my, and became someone else's:
I pay the law of scales cursing.

Today...

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Oh i once knew a lad from Hoboken, 
a lad from Hoboken, a lad from Hoboken 
Zip a dee da day o
This lad from Hoboken,...

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