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Sender: TheGreenOne The Gorse Fairies From a Flower Fairy by Cicely Mary Barker I was happy to get this card as an addition to my fairy collection! TQ TheGreenOne!

The green wheat’s a-growing, The lark sings on high; In scarlet silk a-glowing, Here stand I. The wheat’s turning yellow, Ripening for sheaves; I hear the little fellow Who scares the bird-thieves. Now the harvest’s ended, The wheat-field is bare; But still, red and splendid, I am the

Flower fairies of the spring -- Flower fairies of the summer -- Flower fairies of the autumn -- Flower fairies of the winter -- Flower fairies of the garden --...

Miniature Cicely Mary Barker Heliotrope Flower Fairy Collectible. Boxed. This beloved pink & purple flower fairy figurine is a replica from the illustrations of the late Cicely Mary Barker which are treasured among collectors around the world! Don't miss out on these incredible ornaments. Once they are gone, sadly, they are gone forever! 🌹 Sold individually, NEW in original box, illustration card is NOT included 🌹 Includes detachable 6" floral pick & gold thread to hang as ornament 🌹…

Flower Fairies - Cicely Mary Barker - 1925

Soft and brown in Winter-time, Dark and green in Summer’s prime, All their leaves a yellow haze In the pleasant Autumn days— See the lines of Elm trees stand Keeping watch through all the land Over lanes, and crops, and cows, And the fields where Dobbin ploughs. All day long, with listenin

Art by Cicely Mary Barker

In heat of summer days With sunshine all ablaze, Here, here are cool green bowers, Starry with Jasmine flowers; Sweet-scented, like a dream Of Fairyland they seem. And when the long hot day At length has worn away, And twilight deepens, till The darkness comes—then, still, The glimmering

Flower Fairies When you take a moment to look at the fairies listed as part of Queen Titania's entourage in A Midsummer Night's Dream, one can guess at the ancestry of the Flower Fairies: Peaseblossom, Cobweb, Mote, and Mustardseed are nothing if not Flower Fairy names! But the Flower Fairies as we know and love them today really got their chance at literary life under the illustrative pen of Cecily Mary Barker. This lovely young woman suffered from epilepsy which prevented her from going to…