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Carrie's Faries (standard:fairy tales, 1336 words) | |||
Author: E J Woodall | Added: Nov 17 2001 | Views/Reads: 3859/2513 | Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
My story is about a young girl called Carrie, who lives on a farm with her parents.However,Carrie's parents do not have much money and their farm is slowly deteriorating. Carrie meets some faries at the bottom of the hills and they help the farm. | |||
Click here to read the first 75 lines of the story joy. She looked over to the hills and saw growing crops, dancing in the summer wind, looking up to the smiling sun as he fed them with goodness. She watched as her parents ran around the variety of vegetables that had mysteriously grown overnight. As she skipped over to join them, she smelt marvelous smells of ripe tomatoes. She leant towards the tall vines and picked a juicy, bright red tomato and took a huge bite. The juice dribbled down her chin and the pips splattered onto her cheeks. The taste was indescribable; it was as if she could taste the sun. Carrie stood with her parents in the hay fields and watched in amazement at the farm, which seemed to be brimming with life and vitality. Her parents did not understand what had caused this miracle but Carrie knew it was the fairies. They had been watching over her and her parents. She spun around, her nightdress blowing in the wind and looked up the sun himself; he winked at her and grinned. Carrie then knew that everything was going to be fine. Back in the kitchen, Carrie caught great wafts of scrambled eggs and enjoyed the most delicious breakfast she had had in a long time. After breakfast, Carrie got dressed and skipped merrily off to the end of the hay fields, where she often sat and thought. She sat on the very same stone that was made to fit her and looked around. Nothing. She screwed up her eyes very tightly and wished and hoped for the fairies to come back, but they didn’t. Carried then felt very sad, she had only wanted to thank the beautiful creatures for saving her and her parents from poverty. As she stood up and turned to walk back to the house, she heard a faint whisper. She did not turn, but only stood very, very still and did not make a sound. The noise came again and it sounded very much like a voice. Carrie heard the fairies saying something to her! She closed her eyes and waited in anticipation. She then heard them say something in unison: ‘Faeries are the inner nature of the land and a reflection of the inner nature of our souls...’ Carrie realized that the fairies had come to her because she had wanted them to. She had wanted to help her parents so much, that she had willed them to visit her and use their magical powers to save them. And she had done it, on her own. The farm continued to prosper and Carrie grew up to be a beautiful young lady and took over the farm from her aging parents. She too, had exquisite children and loved them to pieces. But she never, ever mentioned the fairies to anyone, and neither must you! Tweet
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