Golden Slumbers

Deep Slumber by Pál Jávor, date unknown - image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Golden Slumber

“Sleep pretty darling, do not cry.  And I will sing a lullaby.” ~Golden Slumbers, Lennon/McCartney

Sing me a lullaby; I’ll wait.

Your fairy music comforts me.

We’ll dance around the willow tree

and even ‘though it’s getting late

I’ll feel your breeze; my fears abate.

I’ll stand beneath that willow tree.

Your fairy music comforts me.

Sing me a lullaby; I’ll wait

to hear the dulcet tones create

the words, the notes, a music plea

of fairies and a willow tree.

‘Til golden slumbers actuate,

sing me a lullaby; I’ll wait.

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Notes:  This is another Rondel.  The theme was 'slumber' as suggested by Khara House on her Our Lost Jungle site 's Thirty by Thirty Challenge.  This was from yesterday, but I finally got around to finishing this poem.