Perizad and Perizada Fairy Tale of Two Days
Perizad a green dressed fairy seeks two days in one with the wish of the summer. Perizada saves summer days for him, faces the Large Place fence, and after lessons of desire and sacrifice they return to a balanced autumn forest, wiser and content with each other.
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Perizad
Perizada
Tiger Lily
Home
Ty Bereatiss
Périzads
Chickadee Poem by Le Roy T Weeks
Poem describes a chickadee on a sycamore branch in playful clothing a sweet little song Chick-a-dee-dee and notes the bird’s year round nesting in a tree away from cats and robbers. The piece emphasizes simple charm and quiet natural imagery.
The Gry Toilers By Jean Everetn Fostex
A reflective piece describes memory and loss with images of grass and magnolias, recalling a time when people are stripped of heritage and birthright. The verse contrasts poverty and moments of brief illumination with a plea for dignity.
The Shadow Baby by Pauline Carrington Botweé
Wee Nan and her silent playmate the Shadow Baby wander the nursery through day light and night. The poem follows Nan’s quiet companion as it vanishes at sunset and hides when storms strike, a mysterious childlike figure linked to Daine Fair Weather.
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Perizad
Strang
Wee Nan
Sweet Nan
Charice
Daine Fair
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