The Peverell ThreeA Poem by Elizabeth CookA poem I wrote a little while ago in dedication to the Harry Potter series. Partial credit goes to J. K. Rowling.
A sword with great power
meant only for the best travelled through many hands before it came to rest. The stone of great unease has caused many hearts to grieve is hard to find but if you look you may see those which death took. A cloak dusty and old far from for the bold will conceal yourself from everyone else even yourself and the mirror. But worry not, you can be found, so long as you simply make a sound. Separate each is strong, but united you can do no wrong. So long as you are just and true, the Deathly Hallows I bestow upon you. © 2012 Elizabeth Cook |
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1 Review Added on November 15, 2012 Last Updated on November 15, 2012 Tags: Harry Potter, poem, magic, deathly hallows, nerdy AuthorElizabeth CookPhiladelphia, PAAbout18 year old college student majoring in physics and literature. Book enthusiast, anglophile, semi-intellectual individual seeking a Great Perhaps. more..Writing
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