A quaint green fountain can be found
floating above the fairies garden mound
definitely not planted in the ground
It is actually a real font of truth!
Not the age-old myth about the elixir of youth
It appears to believers by magic
Most big people think they want to live forever
but fairies and children know that can’t be
Drink from this fountain and all you will see
It sees far beyond fear
shows that our expectations are queer
reveals logic near and clear
Life is so much easier
once we sip from this fountain
hardship and hassles seem less of a mountain
Coz fairies and children don’t need confusion
we all make better choices in life when delusion
is shattered and known without unrealistic intrusion
So best to see reality in the raw
helps to understand that life is not a chore
that we all have resilience as our core
We don’t need anything more
Emotions can be riddled with flaw
Know reality and you can soar!
This fountain is in the Nowra Showgrounds, NSW
OH! That fountain in the photo is so beautiful! I love fountains! 🙂
And the fountain you describe in your poem…well, let the water flow and let’s take a BIG drink! 🙂
HUGS!!! 🙂
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Beautiful words. I must now go and visit this fountain. I live in Wollongong.
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lol then please do and take a sip for us, it’s in the show grounds along with some lovely large old trees and buildings … love that spot!
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I would take a sip Kate
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Deep.
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beautiful poem my dear friend.<3
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Be yourself and roar
Wow
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love the wise and age old advice, every verse reflected the beauty of the one before, I like the rhythm you created
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Indeed children don’t need confusion.
Their minds are free from all the pangs of making a decision.
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A lovely poem Kate. Thank you for sharing.
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So like “font of truth” but most especially “Know reality” wonderfully written
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Beautiful words!
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Lovely picture and poem 🙂
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