The Wee Irish Mouse
A wee mousie ran up a green mound
Then sat his wee tail 'pon the ground
Erupt did the earth
'neath his feet, with the mirth
Of wee fairies who flew round and round
Published by MICHELE E. GWYNN
Ms. Gwynn is a freelance writer for two local papers in San Antonio, Texas, and an independent contractor for Examiner.com. She holds a degree in Broadcasting, and has published her first Sci-fi short story,... View profile
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In Irish folklore, large mounds of dirt in Ireland, otherwise known as hills, are often referred to as "Fairy Mounds"; a place where the Fey travel between this world and their own.