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To
The Faerie Keeper
Denny
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What is that there I see
before my very eyes a sparkle a twinkle a wisp of I know not what can one
deny. Perhaps the thought
just passed my way to take me to another day.
How many dreams have come and gone and yet a spark could re
ignite the history of the years. My heart would bubble and I would rebel
with thunderous cheers and almost certainly a bundle of tears.
If only time stood still you say perchance to take a glance.
I shudder in delight and almost stagger with a fright to think
that it may be so bright. Oh
glorious wondrous feeling that flows elegantly through my veins
overriding all other signs including hard earned pain.
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For I did but this very
day a sight behold that you may well believe but only if you can.
Certainly only true believers in a youth like trance will
understand. Such deep and
heart rendering swell the smiles and pulses flair because where once I
was despaired am now cast flying high whisked broom like through the
air. The reason for this state of mine you may well ask to tell. Shortly
I will let you see the insight I was given if only for to see your own
excitement driven.
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A doubt at first I
thought I had as to what appeared that hour thinking it made me do and
turned by brain a little sour. But
now because I let it go and allowed a new world near I think I can tell
you true it was definitely not blue.
Maybe it was a shade of pink a transparency you might say that
you almost might imagine was a sub conscious affray.
The afternoon sun at peak time was shining down reflected had I
looked and observed what I should of expected.
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The
trees were round about so huge and casting shadows deep along the hedge
that run along the lane on which I tread.
The bouncing rays of coloured lights were dancing up and down and
swirling in a whirlpool of emotions mixed and played a symphony of waves
of thoughts upon my soul. Never
did I for one moment forget or did I now you may know.
I believe I am sure you can see that you all too may have had
experienced some. These
symptoms when you have out and about have been your thoughts a wandering
far to cast around the branches black as tar.
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Another
flash it just went past a flick behind a trunk was maybe a little man
perhaps a balding monk. An
angel I do not think so nor Irish leprechaun a pixie a goblin or a
garden gnome them being all at home.
But let me tell then it was indeed a faerie of that I am real
sure. Just to top it of with love it really filled my heart with wishes
way too many so I think I will I know I will have to call him Denny….
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Talen_Greystone says this one
came from one of the Upper Earth people Stu [stumacsu] Stuart C Mackenzie |