Let me tell thee
About the night
The hare and the moon did collide
You see
The Irish hare
Did ask the moon
If he be fair
And wise
The moon did reply
“Why, if ye believe your fair and wise
And ye act all fair and wise
Then surely ye must be fair and wise”
With that, the hare
Did leap and bound about
All through the night
In sheer delight
To think
he be fair and wise
Why
The fairest and wisest
He must surely be
Written by Athey Thompson
Art by Stephanie Law
Tales of the old forest faeries 
It’s been a long time since I’ve read poetry a friend sent your collection over on Facebook. Thank you for sharing your poem’s they make my heart smile.
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Your very welcome 💚
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