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Spirits |
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As the fairies and elves |
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If you are one who doubts |
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From under the bushes
peek, |
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That little spirits
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They look so majestic |
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Go to the woods |
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Yet so humble and meek. |
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And seek near and far. |
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With their tiny outfits |
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There if you truly
believe |
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In various shades of
green, |
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And truly try to see, |
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They dart and run around |
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You just might glimpse |
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But seldom let themselves
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An elf peeking from
behind a tree. |
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In the pastures they sing
and play |
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Quietly and motionless
sit |
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With grace and charm, |
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With a song in your
heart, |
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But only before those |
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From the corner of your
eye |
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Who mean them no harm. |
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You might get a dart. |
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In the woods and fields
they live |
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Then if one should step |
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Night and day, |
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From behind a rock pile, |
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They work and toil |
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Slowly and carefully |
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They frolic and play. |
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Give him a large smile. |
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Ivan |
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