As I a man of age have grown
There's one thing always I have known
Whenever sadness does bemoan
There is a calming light that's shown.
A light that's seen by very few
Much past the age of ten and two
As soft as sunlight on dew
That has the power to eschew
The sadness of a heart not merry
And the power to reach the very
Deepest part of those so weary
As to need this light, a fairy.
Yes fairies do exist I'm sure
Within the heart of the very pure
That must at some point need a cure
To not be taken by the lure
Of sadness when its head is shown
And stop the wails it does bemoan
Yes to them it is always known
Fairies exist for the young and grown.
Michael, this is one of your best yet. Such a precious sentiment and such perfect metered rhyme. Good job.
Jessica