Midsummer Night

 

Here is a poem to celebrate Midsummer Night.

 

 

 

 

They are selling Moonbeams in the Market Place

They’re selling moonbeams in the market place

And stardust in the stores.

There are snowflakes floating on the sea

And moon dust on the shores.

 

There’s a rainbow on the milky way

And it’s raining rose-bud rain.

There are fairies dancing on the green

And angels down the lane. 

 

                             They’re selling moonbeams in the market place

And diamonds there are free.

There are dragons waltzing in the fields

And leprechauns to see. 

 

                                   There are unicorns prancing in the hills

And elves and goblins too.

There are silver bells and cockle shells

And cows in shades of blue.

 

For tonight it is mid-summer

A night of magic dreams.

Tonight it is mid-summer

When nothing’s as it seems.

 

© Brenda Williams