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The Lord of the Rings (The Lord of the Rings, #1-3)
by J.R.R. Tolkien
by J.R.R. Tolkien
When a book defines a genre
There is nothing you can say anymore,
That will add or detract from the volumes and volumes
Of all that has been said before:
So a book review I'm not attempting,
Though the GR site is sorely tempting;
Just paying my respects from the bottom of my heart
And raising my hat to the Master of the Art.
There is nothing you can say anymore,
That will add or detract from the volumes and volumes
Of all that has been said before:
So a book review I'm not attempting,
Though the GR site is sorely tempting;
Just paying my respects from the bottom of my heart
And raising my hat to the Master of the Art.
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Amen to that!
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Sookie wrote: ":) Did you just re-read this trilogy?"No. I'm trying to put up reviews of all my old books.
Anuradha wrote: "I loved it! Both your review, and the book."Thank you. I get this poetic impulses now and then.
Anya wrote: "Glorious poesy, Mr V. A bouquet of flowers to you!"Thank you. It's always nice to receive flowers from a charming young lady. :bows:
Nandakishore wrote: "Anuradha wrote: "I loved it! Both your review, and the book."Thank you. I get this poetic impulses now and then."
Hahaha, I remember your wonderful poetry on Fatty's review of Love and Misadventure. :p
Anuradha wrote: "Nandakishore wrote: "Anuradha wrote: "I loved it! Both your review, and the book."Thank you. I get this poetic impulses now and then."
Hahaha, I remember your wonderful poetry on Fatty's review ..."
Thank you. I don't think I'm much of a poet, but rather a clever versifier.
Nandakishore wrote: "Anuradha wrote: "Nandakishore wrote: "Anuradha wrote: "I loved it! Both your review, and the book."Thank you. I get this poetic impulses now and then."
Hahaha, I remember your wonderful poetry o..."
Kind of like Fatty? Not our Fatty, the Enid Blyton one.



