The Little Leprechaun Poem by Roger Horsch

The Little Leprechaun

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There once was a little leprechaun
who was short, very tricky and green
No one could catch this leprechaun
for, he was seldom ever seen

He played a magical wooden flute
that, at times would fill the air
You could sometimes hear the music he played
even though he was not there

They say that leprechauns live in hollowed out trees
just inside the forests edge
But, we'll never know exactly where
for, that's part of their sacred pledge

To hide from every person in sight
whether they...be young or old
That's the only way to hide away
their great big pot of gold

So, if you hear some music playing
within the forest green
Just know it could be that leprechaun
who is seldom ever seen

Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: fun
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kim Barney 18 April 2015

Enjoyed reading it. Please read my poems SAINT PATRICK'S DAY and THE GRAVEYARD. Thanks.

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Rajesh Thankappan 03 March 2015

Such a beautiful poem is this that I feel privileged to read it. Fantastic!

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Roger Horsch

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Jackson, Michigan USA
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