What does the poet want from faires?

In the poem "Fairies," the poet desires the faires to provide a sense of enchantment and escapism from the ordinary, monotonous aspects of daily life. They long for magic to bring moments of delight and transport them to a state of pure joy and carefree imagination. Ultimately, the poet craves an infusion of magical wonder that only mythical creatures like faires are believed to have, offering a transient experience of something fantastical and extraordinary.