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Old 07-22-2003, 05:05 PM   #1
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Bilbo's Poetry

The purpose of this thread is to recall the masterwork of bilbo's poems and post your own, but they have to be about hobbits.
Here's mine, i tried to make it romantic, lol...
"ahem"
Flowers in spring,
do spring.
Summer leaves to brown
as Autumn comes..
And winter will be next...
And I, A hobbit do not fell the bite of snow,
for my thick soled feet.

Cheesy, or what?

NOTE: No elvish poetry, unless its already in your signature.
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