As he walked towards
his destination, he saw
the fairy come out
The low clouds had masked
her presence but now she looked
really despondent
At his behest, she
mentioned that she wanted him to
climb the hills nearby
When he refused, she
got furious and made plans
to see him distressed
Within minutes, she
had harvested his happiness
and kept it aside
Linking to Ragtag Daily Prompt: Harvest, Fandango One Word Challenge: Despondent, Your Daily Word Prompt: Behest, Sue Vincent’s Prompt and Tale Weaver #288: The Unpleasant Fairy
Reflections of an Untidy Mind
Fabulous poem. Thanks for joining in.
transitionofthoughts
Thanks :).
Reflections of an Untidy Mind
Welcome.
Sue Vincent
Nice story, Aseem…’harvesting happiness’ is a dire punishment.
transitionofthoughts
Oh yes, she surely wasn’t a nice fairy after all.
Sue Vincent
They aren’t always all sweetness and light 😉
transitionofthoughts
True that :D.
Michael
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us this week.
transitionofthoughts
Thanks :).
Lisa Coleman
What a bad fairy she turned out to be! Great story! I guess his judgement was quite clouded! 🙂
transitionofthoughts
True that. Just shows that all fairies are not as good as we would presume them to be ;).
Lisa Coleman
Aren’t humans the same way? I think so….
transitionofthoughts
Oh yes definitely agree!