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Author: | Ashwise [ April 18th, 2006, 5:00 pm ] |
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As I walking through in the Old Forest, Singing a happy tune, I saw a little old man Blocking the road, Dressed in blue and yellow. 'Hoe there fair maiden, Dark and tall, Where are you going, And why in such a hurry? Do you care to dine with Bombadil and his lady, Over roast beef and lemonade? I told him I could not, For I was supposed to Meet my firend Strider in Bree At a quater till 3. But he'd pester me, This silly old man, Dressed in his silly blue and yellow, And oversized boots. "Allright, I'll go, but if I'm late, I'll have your skin!" He did a great leap And promised I wouldn't be late For me date. Then he took his hand in mine, And we danced from the road to his hill, Over grassy knolls And forgotten fields, Singing silly songs And getting louder with each step, Having a merry ol' time. Then his house came in view, And I was sad, For I was having a gay ol' time, And I didn't want it to end. "Oh my sweet Goldberry," He yodeled as we neared the front door, "I've brought a guest, A rangeress from the North, To dine and dance with us! Prepare the lemonade, Cut some cheese, And reheat the roast beef. Set out the dishes and spoons, Put on a clean, best gown, And mop up the water in the kitchen, We don't want our guest to fall And bump her sweet, little brown head. We entered the house, Found it fresh and clean, With 3 silver bowls on the table, filled to the brim with steaming roast beef, a smallplate of cheese sat in the middle, and accompianed by a pitcher of lemonade. And at the head of the table, Dressed in gold and white, Sat Miss GoldBerry, Tom Bombadill's sweet lady. "Welcome guest and sit," She said smiling warmly at me, "And I believe we shall eat. We ate till our bellies were full And then let the dishes set As we danced upon the knoll. I was having a great time, I didn't want it to end, But then I heard a clock go off in my head: Its after three it said. I was supposed to meet Strider half an hour ago! So I ran to Bree, Shouting my thanks to Tom and his lady, And I ran as if I had wings, Through the Old Forest, Over stump and creek, Over limbs and insects that went breek-a-breek. I prayed Strider wouldn't be mad at me For being late. Leaning on the stone wall, I found my firend, Smoking a pipe and dressed in green. "I'm sorry if I'm late, I was spending the afternoon with Bombadil And his fair lady, Goldberry, And I got so caught up in the fun, I forgot to meet you at a quater till 3. He said nothing, But offered me his arm, And we walked away Into the sunset, To spend the night under the stars, But I thought I saw, In his eyes, A hint of jealousy Of my fun afternoon, With old Bombadil. |
Author: | Envied Alexander [ April 18th, 2006, 9:28 pm ] |
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me likey. |
Author: | Ashwise [ April 19th, 2006, 10:11 pm ] |
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Glad you like it. BTW, nice banners. |
Author: | Jax Nova [ April 19th, 2006, 11:11 pm ] |
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Author: | Envied Alexander [ April 20th, 2006, 1:09 pm ] |
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Lady Raine of the Rangers wrote: Glad you like it. BTW, nice banners.
thank you, and i really like the poem. its just... a bit funny but not so much as to be overdone. |
Author: | Ashwise [ April 22nd, 2006, 8:52 am ] |
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I'm glad you like the poem. |
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