Cling. Murmur. Taken.

It's a murmur that I heard once -
   in the late evening, where the sun kisses the earth

It was crowded.

I cannot remember much more than
   a green striped t-shirt

   clinging to a warm body with sweat.

It was humid.

The ground was pulsing, like we were on another planet

   where gravity moved differently

   and people could dance so fast they were flying.

I almost tasted the sky.

I cannot recall the face

   freckled, maybe

   or just burned from a lot of flying

   up high, where the sun burns brilliantly

   up high so that it soaked into his skin

      his soul.

He lit up the world.

"I am quite taken with the way you dance,"

His voice reminded me of a lullaby.

"Your feet almost never touch the ground.

   would you like me to teach you how to fly?"

"Yes."

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Down By The River

There's a pixie creature, down in the river, that could know those sorts of things.  They say she'll come out if you offer her presents.  Of course, the fae know what's really valuable - don't waste your time with silver pieces or little trinkets.  You'll need witch blessed vessels to hold her prizes: a baby's first laugh, a warrior's tattoo, a forgotten tune.  That's the sort of thing she'll take.  You lay your offering on one of those big, flat stones, right on the river's edge, and you wait.  If it's worthy of her, she'll come.

Have you ever seen one of the fae before?  I met that river creature when my first was born moon blessed.  She's all shadows - these big, black eyes with purple bruises underneath, like she's never slept before.  She trembles, almost vibrates, like she's moving so fast your eyes can't keep up.  Everything about her's long too - long, long hair, like willow branches, tangled like the wildest thing you'd ever seen.  Her kind have no need for combs or brushes and the suchlike!  Long legs, long arms, long fingers, long nails.  Every inch of her stained with river mud.  Still, she was the most bewitching thing I'd ever seen.  For all the shadows, she was lit up.  This glow - like the corona of the sun.  Yeah, she'd be telling you what you're looking for.

You see those bluffs there, where the cows are grazing?  Follow that old dirt path down past the well and you'll be able to see the water.  It thins out this close to town, where the women do the laundry and send their gossip out to sea.  If you want to see you you'll have to climb up higher, where the waters runs fast and deep.  There's a lot of old growth - you might have to crawl a bit, to find a private enough spot.  But with that gift, she won't be keeping you waiting long for your answers.

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