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*Where is that inner child, why did it depart- And take with it the stories, That were close unto your heart* From Mother Goose to Tennyson's "Idyll's of the King", folklore and fairy tales- Of which the minstrels sing Knights in shining armor                             atop their steeds of grace- Protecting king and country as they ride from place to place There’s Jack and his stalk of beans, “Lil Red and her hood- Hansel, and his sister- traips'n thru the wood Rainbows and leprechauns, elusive pots ‘o’ gold, Oh, how many, many times have these tales been told- Fairies ‘neath the mushroom caps, elves in their acorn hats, Dancing 'neath the moon-ring light- as fireflies flicker, to the “music of the night” And from the heavens, a horse appears- adorned with wings of flight- And from its head, a single horn- the pure, and blessed, unicorn. The minstrels, with their lutes and lyres- amused the population- But, could it be, these tales be true, or just your imagination? *That inner child, it's still there It hasn’t gone away- It just needs to be awakened- on perhaps, this very day.* r.riddle December 18, 2010-Copyright
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Nov 26, 2015
Nov 26, 2015 at 5:51 AM UTC
Folklore and Fairy Tales (repost)
*Where is that inner child, why did it depart- And take with it the stories, That were close unto your heart* From Mother Goose to Tennyson's "Idyll's of the King", folklore and fairy tales- Of which the minstrels sing Knights in shining armor                             atop their steeds of grace- Protecting king and country as they ride from place to place There’s Jack and his stalk of beans, “Lil Red and her hood- Hansel, and his sister- traips'n thru the wood Rainbows and leprechauns, elusive pots ‘o’ gold, Oh, how many, many times have these tales been told- Fairies ‘neath the mushroom caps, elves in their acorn hats, Dancing 'neath the moon-ring light- as fireflies flicker, to the “music of the night” And from the heavens, a horse appears- adorned with wings of flight- And from its head, a single horn- the pure, and blessed, unicorn. The minstrels, with their lutes and lyres- amused the population- But, could it be, these tales be true, or just your imagination? *That inner child, it's still there It hasn’t gone away- It just needs to be awakened- on perhaps, this very day.* r.riddle December 18, 2010-Copyright
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