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TC inspired poem

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Hi all! Here's something i wrote after a finished reading the Chronicles for the first time (which was quite awhile ago... :wink: ):

Deep within the blackwoods song,
burbling in the rivers flow,
warded by the forests loam,
therein rests my soul.

Graven into mountains rock,
splendour beyond mortal art,
wellsprings source and hearthwoods sap,
therein beats my heart.

Hope you like it :!: :D
Stone and Sea are deep in life,
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Post by Infelice »

I really like it Earthfriend, especially

Graven into mountain rocks
splendour beyond mortal art
wellsprings source and hearthwoods sap
therein beats my heart.


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Post by Earthfriend »

Thanks Infelice :D

I was pleased with it too, which is why i translated it into Tolkien runes and had it tattooed on my body... :oops: ,perhaps that was just a little too much info... :? :)
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8O Ouch??!!!
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Earthfriend wrote:Thanks Infelice :D

I was pleased with it too, which is why i translated it into Tolkien runes and had it tattooed on my body... :oops: ,perhaps that was just a little too much info... :? :)
Yep. Too much info there. That must have hurt!! 8O
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Not as much as you might think...

It all depends on where you get your tattoo 8)
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Hmmmm.....intriguing. :)
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:oops: It's not what you might think... :wink:

I've had work done on my arms, chest and back; and by far the most painful spot was on my chest and lower back - right over the bone! :x :cry:

My admittedly fleshy arms, however, were almost enjoyable by comparison... :twisted: :wink:
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LOL Fun conversation! But I REALLY like that poem! (Uh, how much room does that tattoo take up?)
All lies and jest
Still a man hears what he wants to hear
And disregards the rest
-Paul Simon

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Fist and Faith wrote:(Uh, how much room does that tattoo take up?)
Well, it starts at my right elbow, travels up my arm and across the back of my shoulders, then down my left arm and finishes at my left elbow! :)

Positioning the bloody thing took nearly two hours, and then the tattooist had to do the whole thing in one go (first coat, anyway) to make sure he got it juusst right - about 5 hours all up! 8O ive never doubted that it was worth it though 8) (If i ever work out how to upload a pic, i'll post it in the gallery...)

And i'm glad you liked the poem, F&F :D I put down WGW, picked up a pen, and the thing just wrote itself! But don't encourage me too much, or i might have to post another!! :lol:
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Send pic to me - I'll upload it :)
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