What an enjoyable mix of forms. And funny, too. Who'd have thought to create such a wild compilation? And I liked that you included descriptions of the forms. I already knew most of them, but it was nice to learn some new ones. And all that craziness led to a fact - Strangers indeed can be fun.
As one who has 3 guitars, 2 banjos, a zither, a dulcimer, and a mouth bow, but never learned to play any of them worth a damn, I loved this poem. Of course, the time I'm spending typing this could be spent practicing, but I guess it's too late now.
I love the nebulous aspect of "tinies." It really sets your story apart from other titillating tales, and creates a sense of innocence in the experience.
What's not to love and appreciate about a butterfly? And what's not to love about a poem that can be read as literal or tease the mind to imagine deeper meanings?
We're also having a heat wave and water restrictions, so I could easily identify with your story. And our birdbath is the most popular spot in the yard.
I tried to write a story for this challenge, but I couldn't seem to make it work. And I'm glad I gave up, because your story is enormously more interesting than anything I would have written.
Being a FOF (fine old fart) who's a bit mired in more traditional terms and concepts, I must admit that I had to Google "bibliophile fae" and "Tuatha dé Danann," but I enjoyed the story regardless of my ignorance. It works fine even without knowing everything.
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