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CATamorphosis11

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David Victor Lockyer

Fanpopping since March 2011

Male, 77 years old
MARTIN, United Kingdom
Favorite TV Show: The Simpsons.
Favorite Movie: The Incredibles - probably.
Favorite Musician: Mark Knopfler
Favorite Book or Author: Passage to India by E.M. Forster

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CATamorphosis11 said about J.R.R. Tolkien …

Has Lord of the Rings inspoired any new poetry? Posted over a year ago

Ajaxranstone commented…

Actually, the lord of the rings has inspired poetry throughout the 20th century. Most notably, is the coalition of Bilbo's songs, and Classic Mother goose rhymes, such as the old "Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle the cow jumped over the moon-thingy" (Go's by several names) which was actually created by J.R.R. Tolkien as a children's poem for a magazine. (or was it a paper?) Anyway, it was then later added into the lord of the rings, as one of old Bilbo's cheerfull old rhymes, sung by Frodo at the town of Bree, in an attempt to entertain a few patrons of the prancing pony inn. This poem was so popular it became arguably more well known then the Lord of the rings itself! If you don't believe me you should read about Tolkien a li'll more. Struth! over a year ago

CATamorphosis11 said about Lord of the Rings …

Has Lord of the Rings inspired any new poetry? Posted over a year ago

CATamorphosis11 said …

Has Lord of the Rings inspired any new poetry? Posted over a year ago

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