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Old man Oxford, plump and merry in shape and glee, a professor of all things written and green, his friends, wooden and tall, endowed him a pipe of oaken skin, gilded in bark and mirth, and with this gift, he smoked their leaves and painted tales of wondrous things, each puff and ember smithed his words, carrying his thoughts up high, where they ventured in the golden glitter of the sky, and onto pages, forever, in our minds, so, thank you kind Tollers, for you are the treasure at the start of this adventure.
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Jun 12, 2020
Jun 12, 2020 at 9:40 AM UTC
An Ode to Tolkien
Old man Oxford, plump and merry in shape and glee, a professor of all things written and green, his friends, wooden and tall, endowed him a pipe of oaken skin, gilded in bark and mirth, and with this gift, he smoked their leaves and painted tales of wondrous things, each puff and ember smithed his words, carrying his thoughts up high, where they ventured in the golden glitter of the sky, and onto pages, forever, in our minds, so, thank you kind Tollers, for you are the treasure at the start of this adventure.
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19/M/Brighton
Jun 12, 2020
Jun 12, 2020 at 9:40 AM UTC
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