Snow Fairies for Words on Wednesday

Welcome to Words On Wednesday. Word list offered by Hilary Melton-Butcher and presented on Elephant's Child blog. I've used all 12 words.

Fairies of the Snow

Catching Fairies in the Snow.

Plants and fairies speak their own language that humans often find confusing or misleading in most situations. Bold and joyful Fairies tend to mix folly with work while living freely among growths of Violet and Snowdrop flowers. 

I hear them whispering to tulips, daffodils 

as well as other flowers known as medicine for the soul

and will cure any ailment.

Most Fairies use twigs for beds and cabbage plants are often their carapace protecting them from wild grizzly bears or the occasional Hessian mannered stray meowing their way through snowy paths along ornamental brick borders of my gardens.

A fairy illustrator that's more like a cross between a courageous to fair dinkum rather than a jokester once cried "Eureka we shall carry fairies away by ship," as they pulled up anchor and gathered moonbeams that could cure any ailment under the sun. 

That my friends once the sun melts the snow it will be the end of the story for all fairies in the snow.

"Well, she's walking through the clouds 

With a circus mind

 that's running wild 

Butterflies and zebras and moonbeams and fairy tales

 that's all she ever thinks about.

Riding with the wind."

 By the Jimi Hendrix Experience

 

Take good care of you and your own snow fairies.