Ascendance!
By Donna Ferguson Dudley Word Count: 94 Rating: G Summary: A short poem of the Faery Folk The Faery folk of Ireland, fly, teased forth, by watching Old Moon's beams, to rise! With gleeful hearts,…
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The Discussion
By Donna Ferguson Dudley Word Count: 218 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A fairy and a leprechaun argue about what's most important. A Fairy maid and Leprechaun were sitting, and discussing, What gave…
Birthright Reclaimed: A King Arthur Poem
~ by Donna Ferguson Dudley From far and wide the nobles rushed, "Excalibur" to claim, But it was meant for one who knew not his own princely name. Arthur, raised as bastard, by a friend…
Dream Voyagers
'Neath star-shine and moon-glow's touch, the Ship of Dreams sails on. Its destination, only by believers, is well known. Its port, The Land of Faery, at edge of Evermore. You travel to adventure, when you…
Narnia Adventures!: A Chronicles of Narnia Poem
~ by Donna Ferguson Dudley Once, two sons of Adam, two daughters of Eve, Began a great journey, to fulfill prophecy! In London, war-threatened children could not remain, So with love their Mum sent them,…
The Brave Little Fairy
Carved into a grand old tree, a staircase curved around, The steps led up to dizzy heights, so far above the ground. And all the grand ball-goers, in sumptuous finery, Ascended with decorum; 'twas a…
The Unicorn and the Princess
By Donna Ferguson Dudley, Originally published: February 28, 2016 Word Count: 323 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A fairytale about the friendship between a unicorn and a princess. There was a Magic creature, of…
October Chills
When the frost is on the pumpkin, and the chill is in the air, 'Tis the time to gather 'round, for some thrilling spooky fare. With October, sibilant whispers, slipping softly through the trees, Go…
Home Reclaimed: A Selkie’s Return
The little child walked through the woods and found a tiny pool And wondered what there could be found beneath its waters cool. She was a very special child and soon enough could see That it…