Fair Angel Concert by A. Gautam There was trouble in paradise, when fairy leamed to rock. She dyed her hair all pinkish, wore shorts, and just one sock. "Robby, I want a microphone," Fair Angel asked the guard, who used to fly to the store in heaven's backyard. "Bobby, I want to host a show," rebellious Fair Angel asked the cherub, who was an agent on-the-go, always after an angel star! At last, she wanted MTV to broadcast in the earth her show that was a pity, and not a penny's worth. She asked the king himself to host in the poem? The Fair Angel Night. The mighty king, who'd just come in fainted, and gave a fright!

Did you know that the concept of fairies has been around since ancient times? Originating in folklore, they were often depicted as mischievous beings with magical powers, bringing both blessings and chaos. In various cultures, fairies served different roles - from nature guardians in Celtic mythology to elusive tricksters in European tales. The juxtaposition of a fairy embracing rock music in this poem adds a humorous twist to traditional fairy narratives! In the modern world, creativity and rebellion go hand-in-hand. This poem captures the spirit of thinking outside the box! Many artists can relate to the struggle of breaking free from conventions, whether it's in music, art, or literature. Just like Fair Angel, those looking to make their mark often have to challenge norms, leading to innovative shows and performances that resonate with new audiences. So next time you feel quirky or rebellious, remember that it's often the key to uncovering your unique voice!