Poem -
The Wood Nympth
Deep in the woods
on a dark Autumns night,
out of the corner of my eye,
I glimpsed a flickering light,
barely visible,
not very bright,
in the distance,
just within sight.
Curiosity led the way,
I couldn't keep the urge at bay.
Quickly hastening
my feet led astray.
Suddenly stumbling upon
a Wood Nympth at play,
skipping about,
bold as day.
I spied for a while,
then without a sound
I crept away
from the magical ground.
Leaving the Wood Nympth
just as was found,
deep in the woods,
safe and sound.
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Comments
Hey Jenny Brewer!!.........this was fun!...........when you're young.............the world is yours........and your imagination is Very REAL...............jUST ASK aLICE (LOL!)...........COOL WRITE!!............SMILES.........t xo
Hey Tony..... Thank you,I am glad you enjoyed reading my poem as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Jenny x
Love this so much ! Thanks for writing and sharing ! I'll be having more of a check on local woodlands now !!! :)
Thank you very much,
If you go down down to the woods today,, you never know what you might find. x
Jenny x
:)
Honorable Poetess
Jenny Brewer
Excellent write, thanks for sharing, my applause, my vote.Nymphs are very small in size and shape, winged creatures capable of flying in the air. They appear to be female, possess some degree of cleverness, and are capable of human speech, in a sharp and rough voice. Their presence is unmistakable, as they have an ethereal glow and a childlike giggle. In combat, they use their wings to fly around.
According to the classical myth and legend, one of a class of nymphs fabled to inhabit the woods, such as a dryad, Nymphs are ethereal, yet dangerous creatures. There are three known types. The Water Nymph, the Wood Nymph, and the very powerful Succubus Nymph. All will be eager to send you to an early death if you stray across their Swiftly out of harm's way. They spend most of the time as small orbs of light, and are invulnerable in this form.
I love the below quoted lines,
Regards & Love
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
Dear Willy,
Thank you so much,
I do love myths and monsters,all things mystical and magical.
You have certainly described wood nympths with great vigour,this poem was fun for me to write,I am glad you like it.
Jenny x
Hey Cherie,
I most certainly hope we can all still gain great enjoyment by a simple woodland walk and feel forever young. xx
Thank you,
Jenny x
Hi Jenny,
Your thoughts are childlike and fun-filled, keep writing more on simple themes like the above, my applause, my love
Regards
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
Dear Willy,
Thank you.
Jenny x