You know how fairy tales
begin
One never loses, they all
win.
The sky was blue, the grass
was green
Best day in June you've
ever seen,
As I was walking through
the woods,
Bringing my fairy friend
some goods,
Down the path I always
take,
Next to the beautiful blue
lake
What do I see in front of
me?
Holding his elbow on one
knee,
Up on the rock, a little
man
Who looked a lot like Peter
Pan
He seemed so lost, he
looked so sad,
He made me feel so very
bad!
He was not young, his hair
was white,
His clothes were poor and
way too tight!
„Hey little man, what's
wrong with you?
Did you get lost? What can
I do?
Don't feel ashamed to say
what's wrong
For I cannot stay with you
too long"
"Oh milady, you're too
kind,
There's simply so much on my mind
I lost my lucky charm last
week,
Since then I cannot stop
but seek
Without it I'm no good, you
see,
For it has always been with
me"
"I'm sorry for your
loss my friend,
If you need help, one hand
I'll lend
Although I don't agree with
you,
One man's luck you can't
pursue
There is no charm to bring
ones' luck
When one not luck is bound
to strike
Sometimes no matter what we
do,
We lose our luck, and so
did you"
"Well milady,
you must be right
I know with luck one cannot
fight,
It comes; it goes;
sometimes for good
If I could beg for it, I
would.
Sometimes I cannot simply
show,
Although deep down inside,
I know,
I am the same today like
then
I'll always stay an old
wise man"
That's what he said, the wise
old gnome,
So he thanked me and went
home
His luck came back next day
I've heard
‘cause he had patience, as reward.
So when it comes to
luck, dear friends,
One cannot simply stretch its ends