Songs and Poems of Faerie!

Cascade -- Peter Murphy

We have no image

We're just called the Good Friends

We call the madmen back

As they fly to the anthills

We never know

We never know

We sleep in satin nights

Throwing energy like bluebirds

In twilight

We call to stillness

As we kiss the Water King's hand

We hear the one same name

As the darker the land gets

We never know

We never know

We're fueling for the light

Cascading like the rain

In twilight

Waiting for you

You look so close

We walk a thousand stairs

Reaching for your hand

Our love a distant voice

We have no image

We are light

We are not asking

No favors from the dead

We wash with moonlit hands

On the shores of our island

We never know

We never know

We sleep in satin nights

Throwing energy in silver curves

In twilight

http://www.bauhausmusik.com/

A Scottish Folk Rhyme on Fairy Names

as collected by Robert Chambers

Gin ye ca' me imp or elf,

I rede ye look weel to yourself;

Gin ye ca' me fairy,

I'll work ye muckle tarrie;

Gin guid neibour ye ca' me,

Then guid neibour I will be;

But gin ye ca' me seelie wicht,

I'll be your freend baith day and nicht.

La Belle Dame Sans Merci by Keats

...is, alas, already done quite beautifully on the following Web page:   I would only be copying the same poem and putting in the same images...so why not just give the link?

http://www.webmagick.co.uk/prcoll/poetry/belle1.htm

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