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All that is gold, does not glitter, A very old an common proverb Said by many ethnicities Knowing four languages I heard it many times As if I'm counting my hair. The rhyme of this poem says a lot more than a gold.
@ Yasmin A Just so ya know Tolkein wrote Lord of the Rings, and while, yes, your interpretation is true, that is only if you are taking it literrally with the context in the books. However, you must consider that Tolkien may have intended for this poem to have more than one meaning that is not confined to the context of Lord of the Rings, which is to say that all the other interpretations could be correct as well.
Congrats being chosen as The MODERN POem of the Day. TOP Marks.My correction here, thank you
Powerful finale in this Classic Of The Day poem: The crownless again shall be King, so wrote Tolkien in this precious poem. Amazing!
The world famous Tolkien! A very pleasure read is this poem of his pen. Enjoyed double this special poem to ponder. Top Marks!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
he could have been talking about south africa.