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by Jasmine Glanton

Created on: April 16, 2009

A fairy's sit and holds her apple as she looks to the sky. Tiling her head to see the tide watching the clouds go by as the tree's go from side to side shewing with the tide and wind. She bit's her apple with all her might to find the sight of flight. She takes her time to in-joy the feel of the gentle breeze. As the day go's from day to night the sky is filled with the moon's light. The night is bright with light from the fireflies, it's so clam and relaxing she stays the whole night.

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Poetry: Fairies

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by Ashley Hovey

Once upon a waning moon a fairy came to play

She danced upon the sticks and stones where my bones lay

Her music floated
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by Nilanjana Bose

What fairies and what wood nymphs?

Not one came by my door

Never caught even a single glimpse

Of mermaids playing on the
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by L D Redmond

Sparkles of light in the morning,
Is a sign that a fairy is yawning,
Spreading her wings,
She flutters and sings,
As she washes
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by Paul Roe

The chemist-fay, on his tree stump table,
Had a vial of dew,
A beaker of cream, and a silver ladle.
A silver mold of a female
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by Rachelle Reese

The Last Fairy
The fairy who lives in the lavender field
has no other fairies around.
They all moved away when the big folk

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