The Surreptitious Pixie
‘Tis said their forms are tiny, yet
All human ills they can subdue;
Or with a wand or amulet
Can win a maiden’s heart for you;
And many a blessing know to stew
To make to wedlock bright;
Give honour to the dainty crew,
The Pixies are abroad tonight.’
By Samuel Minturn Peck 19th Century
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LisaR
Great image! Excellent capture.
Jules Campbell replied
Thank-you Lisa much appreciated:)
Mindy McGregor
Great work!
Jules Campbell replied
Cheers Mindy!
purelydecorative
There are fairies at the bottom of the garden, just as I suspected! Magic, Jules- literally!
Jules Campbell replied
Thanks PD I thought seen as though its nearly been a year since the ‘Faerie Queen’ image that I should re-shoot it…and to my surprise the little people are still there right where I left them in my overgrown garden!
Kitsmumma
Ok, you can delete this comment but what about childhood, dreams, wings, garden, girl, fairy, woods, fantasy, tale, light, shadows, nature, imagination, child, children, surreptitious etc, etc.
Jules Campbell replied
Thanks Sylvia you’re a doll…and yeah I used to tag more but just can’t be bothered with much anymore. Check this one out from months & months ago ..hehe
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belle2593
I love the colours through this photo.
Lovely feel.
Tom Vaughan
just a perfect image!
hsien-ku
my mother still maintains there are fairies in her garden. I thought she was wrong until I saw your photograph :)