Thursday, October 16, 2014

Fairy Dust

My dear sir
It appears you have taken up residence in my neighborhood 
On the very street where my hound and I walk daily
You picked a quiet virginal lane
Secluded but for the occasional car and the few pedestrians avec ou sans les chiens
The denizens who discovered this hidden urban gem 
Who tiptoe through its celestial silence 
Lest any noise attract unwanted attention

And you sir dodge the world in
this perfect utopian refuge
Your splendid hideaway at the side of my silvan path
Each morning I pass the faux French farmhouse where you bide your time
Working on whatever clever project occupies you
And as I linger for a singular moment
While the hound sniffs out her compatriots then leaves her own message
I glance to the upper window and glimpse you at your endeavor
Certainly you see me for I sense recognition
Yet despite the possible outlet from your burdens
The opportunity to leave your concerns
You do nothing but remain deep in your mind
You fain familiarity as anathema to your being

I shan't wave
I shan't knock
Instead I speak to the nymphs and sprites who reside in the quiet lushness
Pleading for a tiny furor
An enchanted fairy dust storm
Of golden lust
And rising silver passion
But instead the hound finds a morsel
Pulls on the lead
And we walk on
©kcasady2014

Hound

My dear madam
I often look up from my work and out the window
And through the early morning haze of golden fairy dust
See you glide by my hideaway from whence I view the quiet green road below
My sylvan refuge shields me from all wandering eyes but yours
The big hound catches my attention
as she prowls along the lane 
A tall blond with long legs
Somewhat resemblant of her companion 
Elegant and free
Bold in her nuzzling 
Shy with her glances
I see you briefly look toward my window
But your focus is the hound
A magical rapport as you move in unison
Matched in repartee 
Spellbound as if intoxicated by an elfin elixir
And you walk on
But I note a tiny glimpse over your shoulder at me
I nod but you've no notion of my small acknowledgement 
Lost perhaps in the light reflection of greenery against the pane
©kcasady2014