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Secret's Edge


Eyelashes brush on rosy cheeks Slowly turning into yellow beaks A feather upon a dusty pillow Comes sweeping against a sprouting willow. Yellow leaves by a river’s edge Dance among the grassy ledge Sinking below a fish’s tail In an ocean where all knights sail. Wooden boats float on murky waves Exploring dank and scary caves Chased about by hungry beasts Around bonfires do they feast? Into Fairies’ Forest dance those with wings Tiny flutes bring soothing dreams Eyelashes flutter suddenly wide To a world that is on the other side.
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