Listening intently she thought she could hear the pitter patter of tiny feet . . . . .
As a child she believed that fairies existed and smiled at the memory of making fairy cups each time it rained. Placing little receptacles for the fairies to drink from carefully in the ground. Nothing quite as potent as childhood wonder and the air fresh with life and promise.
When the rain stopped and she saw tiny magnifying glasses disguised as water droplets she thought maybe it was tiny feet and laughter that she'd heard after all.
When the rain stopped and she saw tiny magnifying glasses disguised as water droplets she thought maybe it was tiny feet and laughter that she'd heard after all.