The Winter Sleep for all while King Elfen Delfen Bjorn and fairie fair play.
Elfen Delfen looking skyward
Signs of soft cold white and snowfall
Inside fairie fair preparing
Rough fur warm oh holy Karhu
Gives them fur for winter clothing
Dragons from the west breathe fire air
Little Voice and dragonfly sleep
Now the holy Karhu with them
Sleeping in his fur so warm now
Cold winds blow and snow piles fun for
Sliding down on leaf from fall now
Fairie fair King Elfen Delfen
Springtime promises sky telling
Jane Noponen Perinacci
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Reviews of "King Bjorn Sees Winter Coming (To Ron)"
We are the only animal that doesn't grow our own fur for winter. We let the other animals do it. And then we kill them, eat them, and use their fur to keep warm.
I can just picture a dragon using his hot breath to keep a little faerie's buns warm. As for dragonflies and other things, hibernation in winter is the best defense against the cold.
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An enchanting fairiey tale delighting to
the soon coming of Spring! Lovely penned!
Lady Mary Ann
I can just picture a dragon using his hot breath to keep a little faerie's buns warm. As for dragonflies and other things, hibernation in winter is the best defense against the cold.
Ron
the end of cold.
And may your farie fairs,
never grow old.