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A Poem - On Hyrien of Gondor

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Oh far in the South lived a Gutter-rat, fat

Hyrien be her name, or so was her claim

Not of the White City was she,

But of the capital of Lamedon, Calembel, seemingly

 

She needed coin, but unlike her mother, she wasn't willing to sacrifice her groin

From pouches they clattered, coins silver and battered

For when her dagger struck swift and true

It meant a sudden lack of wealth for you

 

A hidden, humungous heart, and a tiny chest

Aye, you heard me, the size wasn't too best!

Out of Gondor she went

In face of defeat, she would not retreat, and her back would not bend

 

Lady Flat-Chest became what I called her

But she knows it is all in jest and laughter