This text, written in the 19th century, is in the public domain and sourced from: 
The Light Princess and Other Tales
Author: George MacDonald (1824 – 1905), Scotland
Excerpted and adapted from the fairy tale entitled “The Carasoyn,” Chapter XI “The Goblin Cobbler”

  “Cobbler's man
Hammer it, stitch it,
As fast as you can.
The week-day ogre 
Is wanting his boots; 
The trip-a-trap fairy
Is going bare-foots,
Dream-daughter has worn out
Her heels and her toeses,
For want of cork slippers
To walk over noses.
Spark-eye, the smith,
May shoe the nightmare,
The kelpie, and pookie,
The nine-footed bear:
We shoe the mermaids – 
The tips of their tails – 
Stitching the leather
On to their scales. 
We shoe the gruagach,
Clumsy and toeless,
[And] then he goes quiet
As a mole or a moless.
There is but one creature
That we cannot shoe, 
[And] that is the Boneless,
All made of glue."

George MacDonald

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