Faeries and Friends Faekith Vale
w/ Fae Poetry, Rhymes &
Spells!
Your connection to "Faery
Lore & Faerie Forms"
W/ Universal Descriptions
With Pixies, Sprites, Hybrids,
Merrow & More!
This section is poetic interpretations
of Faekind.
(More complex understanding
of Irish Sidhe
or Welsh Tywllethh Teg is
covered elsewhere for
The Blessed Isles Branch
of Fae-Mer-Sha.)
Also Loving Sanctuary Home
of The Friends & Kinfolk
of:
The Feeorin Friends &
Merrow Merrymakers!
& Love for All Diversity
of Magical Beings!
A
Little About The Darling Faerie Beings!
Delightful Winged Beings
have been known & Loved throughout the
Earth & Her Many Realms
& Cultures since time immemorial!
Faeries & marvelous winged
beings known by so many names!
Faeries (or fairys) Pixies,
Sprites & even Angels, just to name a few
of these various forms, still
an intrinsic part of our collective consciousness.
(& even some unwinged
forms, such as Brownies, Elves & Leprechauns.)
We won't try to define them
all, for there are Faery Encyclopedias
which nobly try to do so
already.
However, we will keep exploring
& adding to the connection
from this realm to Faery
Lore & Forms Realm!(In progress.)
We will be giving enough
nice samples of Faery Lore, of many lands &
definitions & examples
of some faerie-forms, to demonstrate that The Fay
have always been here, all
around us & for us All, everywhere!
A constant source of delight
is trying to define them,
yet alas, they're never fully
definable by any one group or person!
Despite co-existence of various
Faery Beings
in all places & all Ages
of Time,
they remain THE
ELUSIVE- LOVABLE FAY!!!
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Rhymes & Poems Below-by
"Kitty-Fey" Chatoyant from her soon to be released book :
A Faery-Merfolk-Magic Moon
Book-copyright Flwrfey™ ©97- 99
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1999-all rights reserved.
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To
Wish Upon A Fae
Best, be polite when you talk to
a Sprite
Or poof! It'll vanish or run.
For try as you might to stop it's
wee-flight
A Fae surely does just what it
wants.
Tread softly little ones & have
lots of fun
& remember to Believe in Love.
With tinkling bells & little
seashells,
Dance `neath the moon & the
sun
Then between this & that, in
the eyes of a cat
You'll glimpse the magic Wee-Ones.
Catch One's gaze & don't look
away
& Sweet Wishes surely, shall
soon be won.
When the Faery Spell that rhymes,
Shant be denied,
Nor any Sprites Goodness undone,
You'll cherish the ways-
that they pass through your days
And your good life will have just
begun!
*To Wish Upon A Fae*
by "Kitty-Fey" Chatoyant -Flwrfey™
© 97-99
RIDDLE OF
THE FEEORIN FAERY RING
& MELODY OF THE MERROW
What's a Smile?
(if it can't be seen in your
eyes?)
What's a Dream?
(if you let it die?)
What's Love? (if you can't
give it!)
What's Life? (if you can't
live it!)
What's Music? (if you're punished
for the dance?)
What's Funny? (when you're
not supposed to laugh?)
What's a Tear? (when you're
not supposed to feel?)
What's a Soul? (when they
tell you it's not real?)
Answer from The Irish Tribe!
Come with me! Sparkling one!
& smile with your eyes!
Triumph! Make it a Dream come
true!
Life is for me! & Life
is for you!
We believe past time our
Soul's alive
& in the sweet Wee-Ones!
& we're `gonna live this
life with Spirit
& keep feeling, in this
life & then beyond!
"When Irish eyes are smiling,
the whole world's bright
& gay!"
& When you find the Emerald
Isle,
you've found The Land of
Fay!
by "Kitty-Fey" Chatoyant
-flwrfey™
© 97-99
Written for my Mother in
Heaven (Who can never be erased!)
(Keeping Her Friends of the
Faeries alive, has filled my life with grace!)
A few little descriptions of
the few Fay-forms names
mentioned above for now:
These illustrations below:
Resemble Feeorin!
Above/ "Hawthorne Fairie" by Cicely
Mary Barker!
from: The Flower Fairies Sweet
Diary!
You will love her book! Try to
get your own!
Feeorin
= These little faeries are greenish & usually wear
tiny red caps on their wee heads.
They are very playful & enjoy
mostly innocent mischief!
They are loving & most often
kindly to human-beings & animals.
So friendly that they often try
to warn beings of impending dangers so the trouble can be avoided.
Feeorin is a plural or collective
name for them & they do enjoy Fairy Rings!
faery-riddle, can tell me who this picture above,
is by?
(The Original Artist & Book)
(Hints = Hughes & midsummer...)
Fairy-Ring =
The Fairy Ring Mushroom usually is found
marking the territory of the fairy
ring as the names imply.
When Faeries are singing &
dancing & flitting about in their Fairy Ring
with
their tiny musical instruments playing,
it is entirely entrancing to the
human ear.
The enchanting music lures you
into the Faery Ring --
where
linear-time no longer exists!
What seems like moments inside
the Faerie-Ring dimension
could be days in human time.
(The saying -- "Time flys when
you are having fun",
becomes an understatement in this
context.)
Once enchanted inside the ring,
a person rarely escapes,
unless a human chain is formed
to pull the person out.
Needless to say, once out, the
person finds that they have "missing time",
in that they were missing from
the human-realm much longer than it seemed to them.
The person has no lasting ill effect
other than an occasional yearning to return,
as long as nobody is mad at them
for being absent during the time they were enchanted.
Merrow = Merrow
are the Irish form of Merfolk!
They too, wear little red caps
& their's are made from feathers.
There are a few stories about them,
but I will tell you my favorites
for now.
Legend says that if their little
red cap is stolen, then they can't return
to their Mer-Land home in the deep
sea, until they somehow retrieve it.
Female merrows are incredibly pretty
& benevolent.
They sometimes fall in love and
willingly marry fishermen
or men who linger about the ocean
a great deal. This is because,
the male-merrow have unattractive
scratchy-scales on their faces
in place of where a human male
would grow a beard.
If the human male is clean shaven
regularly or keeps his beard soft
(not prickly) then the female merrow
(or Irish Mermaid) will be a sweet wife.
In modern times to spot she-merrows
is a sign of great surf. ("surfs up!")
It used to be an omen of a storm,
to see an Irish Mermaid,
since the male-merrow wanted to
ward the human males away from them,
although they mean no real harm.
Some myths say that the male-merrow
sometimes shapeshifted or disguised
themselves as gentle bovine type animals
and wandered the beach, curious
about humans and about how
the female merrows among the humans
were doing.
It is unfortunate for them that
the female-merrow are often repulsed by them,
because they are really very friendly.
So if you see one don't hurt his
feelings,
by allowing his scaly face to frighten
you. O.K.?
Faery Islands?
= Land of the Fay!
Most legends (especially European
& Pictish-Celtic,)
place it on the Irish Island
(also known as "The Emerald Isle",)
or at a remote island off of the
Irish Coast
or an invisible island in the Irish
Channel!
However I will demonstrate later
that many cultures share this legend!
The theme is so similar, it's remarkable!
Why? For now you can go to our
Introduction Realm
and you will discover the Isle
attributes & secret location,
& why the above is true!
"Fairy Islands "are often described
in legends & stories as:
Elusive Magical Islands where everything
is delightful & happy,
the weather is always beautiful
(like spring or early summer)
& the beings are eternally
healthy, & do not age. They have
the abilities of magic & intuition!
Some describe the islands as
invisible or only visible at night
or under a full or new moon.
Some claim it is afloat & thus
moves & some claim that it is
underwater & only pops up above
the surface under the right conditions.
That's o.k. you should understand
the secret after you read
The Emerald Isle Overview in our
Introduction Realm!
Faery
Bells
Faery Bells are used on the harnesses
of the faery horses in
Faeries Rades. (more on this later)
Faery Bells are used to ward off
evil spirits.
Some people say they can be used
to ward off Fay,
but that is because tinkling bells
keep the Fay invisible
to evil spirits or mean-spirited
humans. Although they
would serve to ward off bad trolls
or mean goblins --
(who prefer loud clanging deep
sounding bells) --
Thus explaining the confusion among
humans regarding this.
So
it is little tinkling bells that attract & delight the Fay!
Blue
Bells
Blue Bells are intricately interwoven
with faery enchantments.
It was sometimes thought, that
for a human to hear a blue-bell ring,
was a sign of their impending doom,
or that they would soon die.
Likewise, this was only true for
a cruel violent man who was
illiberal to the Ladies, Lads &
Lassies!
(Especially if he did not mend
his ways quick.)
Blue Bells are good luck for the
kind-hearted!
If a nice person hears a Faery
Blue Bell ring, it is a sign
that they will be welcome in "heaven"
or "Summerland"
when they pass from their current
mortal life.
So be of good cheer & lighten
your hearts!
and
I'm her lil' sis, Kitty-Fey
