Saturday, November 15, 2008

Jade

This lovely fairy (or faerie), Jade, is one that I drew from Make-Believe Mondays. I searched day and night (or maybe just an hour) for the perfect name of this little creature of mine. Jade was the only name that really seemed to fit her. I wouldn't suggest looking at her when she's big. When she's small she looks nicer cuz you can't see all of her imperfections. :) And here's her poem to go with her:



She was scrubbing the floors when a thought came to mind.

“My sword play's the best the best of any other kind.”


She wondered, “Why do servant's work? I know I can do so much more.

I know I could fight the evil pixies and help us fairies win the war.”


A long and terrible battle was waging across the land.

She longed to go help them, she knew she could lend a hand.


She found her father's armor and tried it on for size.

It felt a little funny, it wouldn't win the beauty prize.


But it was stronger than the Elven borreel.

A metal only found in the land of Contanurborasticalseel.


Now only to find her perfect sword she would settle for only the best.

She looked for the one her grandfather gave her (after he'd been laid to rest).


She rode her steed-like mouse who'd been faithful all these years.

Now the only thing she had to do was wipe her mother's tears.


“I'll be back next year, don't you worry about me.

I'll come back without a scratch, just you wait and see.”


And when she flew off to fight for the King,

Her mother felt so proud like when Jade got her wings.


Jade fought beside the other men and new friends she did make.

She sent back a letter almost everyday for her parents' sanity's sake.


The day she came back the town had a celebration,

The gave hugs and kisses and looked up with admiration.


Jade told stories to children about strange animals she saw,

They all gasped aloud when she described an eagle's claw.


And the more she grew older the more stories she could tell,

For the King now trusted only her to guard his family well.


She became the country's hero when she sacrificed her life,

For a servant boy the Pixies took from a little old shoe-makers wife.


Her name became known far and wide, “Jade the Protector of All.”

And to think she started as a servant who cleaned the floors in the hall.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

awesome!