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The Tale of Hannah and Anna
Posted by wordsmith, Oct 8, 2009. 536 views. ID = 2892
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Now, Hannah and Anna were fairies
who lived in a forrested glade
and one day they were having a picknick
'neath a Rowan tree and its fine shade
When sudden the grass began stirring
and riding the wind came a howl
and their picknick was certainly ruined
by a feeling of something most foul
Then out of the forrest a wolf came
A slavering fierce looking beast
with eyes glowing red and sharp teeth that brought dread
as he surveyed the glen for a feast
Now, Hannah and Anna were frightened
too late, there was no place to hide
but they bravely put forth smiling faces
if nothing else they'd die with pride
But the wolf wasn't slavering or beastly
and his eyes were just red from his tears
"I've a thorn in my foot can you help me?"
his words banished the fairies' fears
So, Hannah and Anna they helped him
and pulled out the thorn from his foot
And then they all three, sat down to have tea
While the wolf held his cup with his foot
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Comments
Douglas
Oct 14, 2009 | This is cool. I think I somehow missed all those fairy pieces you posted back earlier in the year...I'm going to have to go back and read those at some point! :)
~Posted by Douglas, Oct 14, 2009 |
Douglas
Oct 14, 2009 | And, I meant to add, your rhymes are very nice.
~Posted by Douglas, Oct 14, 2009 |
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