Irimara
Guarded by golden gates,
Inlaid with gems bright;
That seem to radiate within,
Shine with their own light;
Holl and Ivy,
Arch the way;
To the beauty,
Behind the gates;
Within the boundaries,
Of these woods;
Lies a race,
Of Magickal air;
At peace within,
Their own world;
For no mortal,
Has been there;
Young, beautiful, doe-eyed girls,
Wood nymphs, frolick through the night;
Return to their earthen homes,
At signs of morning light;
Mermaids, water faeries,
Stream through rivers, white;
Dragons soar overhead,
Protecting each and every life;
Elves wonder,
Through the groves;
Singing the Wild,
To humble abodes;
Life is perfect,
For all those here;
This place I see,
Every night when I dream.
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