The Broken Wing
On a sunny morning, bright and early,
I came across a weeping fairy
She looked so lost, the saddest thing...
Because she had lost a broken wing.
I brought her tea, which she sipped real slow
And I asked her why her spirits were low.
She said her wing was lost when she was flying away
From a raging storm and she lost her way
She said her wing must be nearby
Because she fell straight from the sky
I said I'd help; I got my maps out...
And asked her where her wing was about
I found the wing upon a daisy
And with delight, she was so crazy
The wing it shone like a radiant moon
And I attached it back with some sticky glue.
She rewarded me with some wishes
So I got my wife to wash the dishes
My wife took a wish, and turned the tables,
And made me work inside the stables
I kept the third wish for myself
I put it high upon a shelf
For my children in days ahead...
When I am away and gone and dead.
I still see that fairy. She'll come for tea
And we will meet her, my wife and me
We told her to beware of sudden storms
And now the fairy has since reformed.
By Ava Nerio @myquestformeestaceesm
And Ambrose @ambroseharte











