Taking the poem in my hand confidently, I clear my throat to gain everyone’s attention.
I start by saying “A
Poem about Faeries” written by Grungy Grimm.
Fairies are supposed to
fly
Make wishes come true
I don’t know why?
People believe in these
creatures
Why should I?
Fairies make friends
with animals
Who would do such a
thing?
They have wands and
make magic
I think believers are
rather tragic
Do I believe in
Faeries….?
Let me tell you true.
At this point I could
see all the guests sitting upright, their full attention on me and hanging on
my every word. They clearly thought that they were a short sentence away from
victory. More fool them.
With a swish of the
wand I cast my spell, so silently no one could tell.
Once my spell was cast,
I jumped with glee, and clapped my hands 1, 2, 3!!
With a start the guests
along with mother and father all fell into a rapture of applause as I beamed
and said
Of Course I do!!!
The trolls were pleased
as punch and for good reason too; my spell was made to erase their memories of
what they’d wanted me to do.
I hastily bow and
excuse myself from the room. Mother agrees that I may retire to my play room.
Slowly making my way to the door and to freedom, the adrenaline coursing through
my veins, I am so full of joy that if I’m not careful I may simply explode!
Opening the huge door quietly my inside all a jingle, all I want to do is run
and find Nanny to tell her how my idea had outsmarted those stinky old trolls.
With the door now closed
behind me, I set off at pace to my play room. Admittedly it’d been much
underused this school break as opposed to last year.
BOOM!! Teacups and
saucers and silverware and a huge oval tray went hurting through the air and
landed with a headache inducing thud! Oh dear!! I’ve run straight into Mr
Bowfinger who was carrying the tea through to the drawing room, where all the
guests were due after their meal.
“I’m so dreadfully
sorry, Mr Bowfinger!” I said, my excitement now completely quelled, “I was in a
hurry to tell Nanny my news”
Mr Bowfinger simply winked at me and without a
word his magic began to work, the splintered Chinaware the polished silverware
the hot liquid and even the honey all started pulling themselves together and
melding as if nothing had happened!! Right before my eyes Mr Bowfinger was
indeed magical, how did he manage that?? He never even moved his lips. As I
stood there gawping and rubbing my eyes in disbelief, Mr Bowfinger bent over
and whispered to me, “run along then and tell Nanny your news”
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