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Was it a dream	A
Or a whim of the night	B
Or did they gleam	A
Upon my sight	B
An instant there in the wan moonlight	B
I saw them all I think	C
Under the bowers	D
The faery folk in a moonbeam wink	C
Disguised as flowers	D
First came the Bleeding Hearts that hang like bells	E
Or delicate shells	E
Who gowned in white and red	F
Hooped skirts and furbelows	E
A long procession led	F
Of Faery Ladies and their beaux	E
Such as the Violet and Early Rose	E
Into the ball room of the flower bed	F
Where they began a Pixy minuet	G
Then suddenly from whence nobody knows	E
The Johnny Jump Ups glimmered in that set	G
Tipping about on tiny flower toes	E
All dressed in twinkling velvet black and blue	H
Faint jeweled with the dew	H
Stout sons of Fa rie Yeomen of the Night	B
Glittering each one a rapier ray of light	B
Then bowing two by two	H
While all the Bleeding Hearts stood by and fanned	I
They silken hand in hand	I
Began a faery saraband	I
That wound and interwound and went and came again	J
And then	J
In ruffed and ribboned lines	E
The gold and ruby gleaming Columbines	E
Fair Maids of Honor to the Faery Queen	K
Who still remained unseen	K
Trailed twinkling into view	H
And then a trumpet blew	H
A beetle blast and there	L
Adown a glowworm lanthorned avenue	H
Tall two by two	H
With sapphire helm d hair	L
Proud Knights and minions of the moon	M
The Larkspurs to a cricket tune	M
Marched with a haughty air	L
And golden cuirassed blowing a wild fanfare	L
Of fragrant notes	E
From honey crystaled throats	E
Snapdragons Trumpeters of the Faery King	N
With pomp and glittering	N
Of many an elfin prince and peer	O
Drew near	O
And when I felt secure	P
And sure	P
The King and Queen of Faerie would appear	O
My dear	O
A cockerel crew a thwarting cockerel crew	H
And presto whew	H
The whole scene went in air	L
Leaving it there	L
The garden glimmering with the moon and dew	H
Looking demure	P
With all its flowers But I knew	H
Nay I was sure	P
It was not quite as innocent as it seemed	I
It could not fool me with its looks demure	P
I knew I had not dreamed	I

Madison Julius Cawein

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