| My Summer Fairy Garden |
| Oh lazy, hazy, daisy sun, Who signals summer has begun, And brightly slows the pace of day, In a slow, romancing, languid way, What shadows do you cast past noon, When your rays diminish, none to soon? Is that a Faery shadow small, That flits againt the garden wall? Who dances in the summer heat, With budding wings and fleeting feet? This must be the Summer Faery Dance Calling to love and sweet romance Thus Summer Faeries dance and sing As tidings of joyful summer they bring! |
| Poppy Faery cast her spell On those seeking consolation She makes them sleep till they are well Forgetting tribulation. She pulls the stars from heavens splendor Mixing silver stars with summer gold At her beauty, butterflies surrender And do whatever they are told. |
| Quiet, Please, Dont make a sound For within this rosebud, bedded down Is the sweet rose faery, so pristine The most enchanting Faery ever seen She sleeps so sweetly Among rose petals bundled neatly The slightest siund will make her stir For human sounds she can not endure |
| Clover Faery isn't easy to sight, Her moves are quick and her steps are light But she's helpful to those who fondly desire To set thier true love's heart on fire If someone in love has the notion The he might be helped by a Faery potion He should put Faery Clover to the test Tell Her your wish, and she'll do the rest |
| A symbol of earth and water Brilliant fire and floating air As the flower of all elements No water vessel can compare With her graceful petal sails and heady sweet perfumes Water Lily Faery sets sail at morning But she docks mid-afternoon |
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