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Post by laundry basket on Mar 21, 2007 12:52:52 GMT -5
This was the response to prompt number 1 in the 100 prompts challenge, but I though it'd go good here too.
There was a time of long ago When everything was fine The ladies wore corsets and jewels And sundaes cost a dime
One girl in particular Stood out from all the rest Her's was a powerful presence That shook the very best
She had ebony hair and emerald green eyes A beauty of her day, for sure Sixteen years old and already told Of marriage and a family and more
Her parents wanted her to wed A banker who owned half the land Or maybe the farmer with hundreds of acres Perhaps even the merchant man
Behind her cool gaze was an intelligent mind She knew what she wanted, for certain Not money nor jewels, nor fancy clothes She wanted the man behind the curtain
No one payed attention to him He was eighty years older than she! He'd been her professor, it was the most scandalous thing That this town had ever seen
She loved this man, and he loved her It was simple, they couldn't ignore it They married young, her parents didn't come They didn't understand it one bit
Their's was a pure love, and that's hard to find In times of long ago Her prince's name was Dumbledore And her's, McGonagall.
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Post by EloquentPhoenix on Mar 21, 2007 17:12:49 GMT -5
A nice poem And oh so very Minerva. I loved the rhyming, it often makes a poem for me. You spelled 'beginning' incorrectly though.
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Post by laundry basket on Mar 21, 2007 19:19:13 GMT -5
thanks, I noticed I misspelled it like an hour after I posted it It seems like my whole life has been one big blond moment....
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Post by Aeronnen on Mar 23, 2007 9:33:50 GMT -5
Oh lovely. Minerva is so in-character. Well done.
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