Who-s that dancing on the moonlight air,
Heel tapping, Toe-heel rapping?
Oberon opening the fairies- fair
To jig away sorrow on the grave of Care.
Come along, old folk, cold fork, bold folk,
Drop your shears at the midnight stroke.
Elves are crying: "Who-ll come buying
Jugs of Joy from a fairy-s cloak?"
Mab is sitting on a silver shoe,
Bright eyes laughing, Light lips quaffing
Airy bubbles from a cup of dew,
Her bracelets tinkle with delights for you.
Come along tall folk, small folk, all folk,
Race the stream where the fat frogs croak,
Buy a bobbin! There goes Robin
Tying Time to a daisy-s yoke!
The Fairie's Fair
Zora Bernice May Cross
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Poem topics: away, fairy, joy, light, silver, sorrow, time, bold, small, bright, cold, grave, moonlight, stream, I love you, I miss you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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