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Visionary Spirit
Join Date: May 2002
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* In answer to Kenelm's song, Gandalf spoke the following poem: *
Spring mirth turns into fall harvest As watching sun changes each leaf In sameness light sails away West Dimmed leaves cling to branches in grief A wind-song at duskfall awakens Light borrowed shall refresh as rain The leaves left for lost shall be shaken And mirth shall spring forth once again. My voice is not as clear as yours, fair Kenelm. I am called Mithrandir by some, Gandalf by others. Oh! And I've nearly forgotten ... * Gandalf smiled, reached into a pouch, drew out three of the same metal rods resembling cattails that he handed round to the company, and presented the rods to Kenelm, son of Maladil, holding out the rods in the open, cupped palms of his hands. * [ January 29, 2003: Message edited by: Gandalf_theGrey ] |
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