Zam's Moon Dance of the Fae by Wolfenshire
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Description
Zam's Moon Song:
I am Zam
Follow the Moon
To Dance with me
Let the Night
Be your Song
Lift your head
Come with me
And Laugh with glee
The Fae am I
To Dance with me
And you are mine
From your home
I will take
Bolt your door
For when I come
You'll Dance with Me
And Mortal World
You'll leave behind
Hear that sound
In the Wood
It is me
I call to you
Leave my gift
in the field
Or I will come
Do Beware
And Dance with you.
Comments (13)
Fabulous! Poem and art both.
Great poem and art! Excellent work
If you look very closely, on the left side of the fire there is I think a little gnome, come to see Zam do his Dance of the Fae, done only by moonlight! I love this one, I love seeing Zam dance, and I love that fire makes little images, just like a real fire does.
lol, I see the Gnome!! Zam performed some magic when I wasn't looking.
Lovely artwork and beautiful verse! Most excellent creativity! Bravo!
I like much both poem and image !
Sinister last verse, a puppeteer Zams' Dad may be? (Love it, I think your spirit will always be .............well.... you know-------- special!)
Fairy tales have always been brutal
Nice work
Fantastic scene and poem!
Ohhh.....lovely image my friend, Zam is adorable, beautiful poem, really adorable work!
Great to see zam :0) x
Nice work
I like the composition very much ... it's beautifully balanced, and has a wonderful feel to it. Nice in b&w, too.
Nice work... ----------------- "Fairy tales have always been brutal..." Yeah - this is the woefully truth... Especially french fairy tales from the High Middle Ages are extremly cruelly... Today we are knowing most of them only in soft-douched forms... (As in the Grimm-Adaptions...)