As I ventured there more often I began to hear their song
and there thanksgiving for the nests I left for them. They sang songs of JOY, they laughed with a
thrill that came from deep inside of them.
Their footsteps softly threaded there, but still the light step would
sometimes make a twig snap or a flower sway.
Fairies were there, oh yes they were.
And we began to dance on that spongy ground and twirl in the quiver of
the soft streams of light shining through the branches of the tall trees. And my heart was happy.
On one day in the distant past I met Violet, at least that
was the name I called her as she wore a skirt of purple, shaped with tiny
petals. She was more beautiful than
anyone I had ever seen. Her long
chestnut hair flowed around her shoulders and she wore a crown of flowers
across her forehead and circling her head.
A stream of light would shine through the branches and she would dance. Sometimes she tiptoed oh so softly carrying
with her cups made from acorn cups filled with the sweet nectar made from the
violets and pine needles, a tea I will always remember, an elixir I am sure. We would tuck into a cave under the fallen trees
and sip as we shared stories of another day, another world just out of sight. Her stories were a delight, full of intrigue,
romance, and laughter.
Part 3 coming soon.
This is so good Marilyn, have you ever thought of having your stories published?
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place to visit.♥♫
ReplyDeleteHow I love violet the fairy -- I love the idea of a tea-drinking fairy, sitting down and sharing stories of another time!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for part three!
Beautiful... Beautiful... Beautiful... What a lovely post, both in photos and words.
ReplyDeleteTessa
(Who does not have a working blog, at the moment... But who wanted to comment my appreciation, of yours.)
I am enchanted by your stories
ReplyDeleteMuch love always
Jeanne
oh so glad you posted another page, love the story of Violet, waiting impatiently for the next page. Got me thinking what's going to happen next in this jouney into the woods.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I can practically smell and feel the mossy green carpet there!
ReplyDeleteViolet is so real to me! I have a poem I wrote a long time ago about fairies and tea. I'll have to share it with you.
ReplyDelete"And my heart was happy"... And my own heart is happy reading your WONDERFUL story, Marilyn! You have a gift for expression, place & magic. :o) ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteYou should share your stories and pictures with children for they would love them.
ReplyDeleteUmmmm - real fairy tea, it had to be delicious!
ReplyDeleteEnchanting story - but I'm not surprised at all because you are such a romantic, creative lady!
Love and hugs - Mary
Sweet story, Marilyn - enhanced by your photos, as well!
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