     flitting about on fairies wings made of the finest thread. spreading tales of fairy land where others have not tread. spinning fables of dragons lore of knights and maidens fair and of elves that would be king said fairies they do beware. they tell of city streets paved with the purest gold and youth forever known to all buried treasures yet untold. stories of the dragon that breathed an awful fire who fell victim to the knight to win his heart's desire. Said fairies also tell stories of Elves that would be kings and of the broken hearts such maidens fair did bring. To be welcomed among the fairies to hear the tales they spin is a privilege unknown to most unless said tale you do begin. � Debbie Johnson If you would like to visit Debbie's website or make a comment about the poem, please click on the appropiate link. 
  1)Location: Texas 2)Age/Sex: 35/F 3)How long have you been writing poetry?: About 18 yrs. 4)What inspired you to first start writing?: I wanted to tell my husband that I loved him. 5)Comments about this poem: Several people at another website had written poems about fairies and I just decided to try my hand at one after reading their works. This is the result. 6)Have you had any professional work or have had any poetry published? I self-published a book of my poetry, titled My Life in Rhyme using instantpublisher.com. I have also had a couple poems posted in Voices Online Literary Magazine. 7)Other comments: Just thank you for voting for my poem. I am glad you enjoyed my work. :)  Back-April 2002 
  
 
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