CHAPTER 9MORGAN LE FEY
(Morgan the fairy)
This is the story, of Morgan Le Fey,
Blood of both fairy, and men some do say
Beware dancing lights, and fairy charms,
Some fairies help, and others may harm
The fairies and pixies, and forest sprites,
Love mortal men, and seduce them at night
If once you enter, the fairy folk’s ring,
Trapped you may be, by the fallen King
Through Camelot’s ruler, and Morgana Le Fey,
Wicked son killed, his father one day
Knights of Round Table, friend like a brother,
King’s broken heart, over wife’s secret lover
Lancelot Excalibur did take,
To be kept safe, by the Lady of the Lake
On enchanted isle, where fairy folk sing,
The body of Arthur, Morgana did bring
Morgana bore daughter, Morgan Le Fey,
On her death bed, her Mother did say
Never marry
