Lady Rosenred
‘There’s a fairy in my head and I call her Lady Rosenred
Why she came there I don’t know, no I don’t know...’
Lake of tears
‘Come on, don’t look behind! Grab my hand and hold on tight! It’s going to be a rough flight!’
The fairy grabbed me by the hand and before I could say anything we were flying among oak trees, above bushes, avoiding creepers and almost touching the branches that were leaning in the sweet autumn wind.
‘Am I dreaming? I don’t think so. Everything seems so real! I can see the fairy pretty clear now. She’s dressed in a white gown and her hair is fair. But i’m wearing the same white gown! This means i’m a fairy too?’ I had no time to think about all those questions because the fairy that was guiding me started to fly faster and faster and I had to be very careful so as not to hurt myself as we were flying deeper and deeper into the heart of the forest.
‘It won’t be long until we arrive’, she told me as she turned and smiled to me. I could see her face. It was the most beautiful face I had ever seen! It was the face of a young girl, of a young fairy girl. I was sure I was on good hands. I started to feel anxious.
‘Where is she taking me and why? Are there any other fairies or is she the only one?’ It was strange that I wasn’t at all afraid. It was as if I knew that I was going to be fine and that she was not going to hurt me. As we were still flying I looked around me and I realised I wasn’t in what we’d call a normal forest. The trees were taller than any others I had ever seen and they many creepers were embracing them. Yes... the creepers didn’t hurt them! It looked as if the creepers were trying to protect the trees. I realised it was autumn, when I saw leaves dancing in the wind. It was a rather hot breeze but with a scent of autumn in it. We went through a wall of bushes and we arrived...
‘So what do you say? Do you like your new home?’ she asked me with her beautiful smile on her face.
I was so amazed that I couldn’t speak. ‘This is going to be my home?’ I thought. ‘How can you not like heaven?’ for a moment I thought I was in heaven. Everything was so perfect! The small waterfalls, the leaf carpet, the wind that was embracing us, the small fairy houses. The other fairies that were flying around us and were smiling very friendly, everything! Finally, I was able to talk:
‘Am I a fairy, too? Am I one of yours?’
She just giggled. ‘What do you think?’ she asked me. ‘Do you think you are one of us?’ she said.
‘I don’t know. I’m dressed like you, I can fly just like you do, and you told me that this was going to be my home from now on. I think I am’, I replied.
‘You are whatever you want to be. It all depends on you.’
Then she took me by the hand, again, and began to show me the place. The other fairies kept smiling. They didn’t tell me a word. We flew above the small colored houses, above the diamond like waterfalls, above the tall trees. We were flying to the three moons. I was amazed! It was so beautiful! It was time to go back down.
She then took me to a place where many fairies were playing with all kinds of animals: there were some fairies who were playing hide and seek with a bear, others were helping a squirrel to gather nuts for the winter, and other were riding on dragon fairies. It was as if a dream had come true!
‘What did I do to deserve all this?’ I asked my guiding fairy.
‘You believed in your dreams and you let you imagination run wild!’ she answered.
It couldn’t be only my imagination, could it? The fairy world wasn’t real... it was all an illusion! I needed something real, not fiction! I felt disappointed and I wanted to wake up from my dream, if all was nothing but a mere dream. I shouldn’t have had those thoughts! In a second the fairy world started to disappear! Fairies started to fly away as fast as they could, and I noticed that they were crying; the animals were running away, too. I must have had a desperate look because my guiding fairy told me before she flew away with the other fairies, that she forgave me.
I started to run along with the animals, but soon I remained behind. I didn’t stop running, but I didn’t watch behind me at the world I had just destroyed. I was too afraid of what I could see and I didn’t want to believe that I was capable of such a thing.
I knew it wouldn’t be long until I did not have the power to run any more, so I threw myself on the ground and waited for my punishment...
The alarm clock went on. So it was only a dream, after all? There really wasn’t a fairy, and no three moons? I looked disappointed at the clock. ‘Tomorrow night I’ll meet my fairy again, but this time I’ll know how to make it all become real!’
‘Say will you dream with me tonight under moonlit skies...’
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