In The Land Of Tamir Poem by Justin Gildow

In The Land Of Tamir



Everything's that's all around seems magical in the land of Tamir
The fisherman casts out his line hoping for a catch of the day
His wife holds well in their house
Making and baking bread to pass the time away
A bard's strumming a lute but wants to quote Shakespeare
Cupid flies all around his sacred pool
Dwarves hack and dig away in the diamond mines
Trees with scary faces are cursed and scare off trespassers
Indeed, all is well in the land of Tamir

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Justin Gildow

Justin Gildow

Washington, PA
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