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Faerie Lights by Elizabeth Melton Parsons Wednesday, March 08, 2006 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Just a cute little poem about Faeries.
Faerie Lights When you're out walking in the dark of night, And the moon has hidden it's luminous light. If you listen closely and be very still, The air may become misty and excitement you'll feel. As the twinkling of faerie lights shine in the dark, The mystical Faeries are out for a lark. The beautiful Faeries flit to and fro, As their sweet song brings delight to your soul. If you are good and pure of heart, The Faeries may bless you before they depart. Gently descending, bestowing a kiss, Before disappearing back into the mist.

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Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	9/27/2006

This is so sweet. I believe! And on a dark night I think you can see them. Love it!!!




Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	6/29/2006

Delightful! I enjoyed!




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	3/9/2006

Very good, Elizabeth - and good fairies are always good to find in the mist - lots of evil ones roaming out there, too.




Reviewed by Peter Paton	3/8/2006

Absolutely beautiful and enchanting write Elizabeth Reminded me of the wonderful summer fireflies I witnessed in Georgia last summer Peter