The Ever-Unlikeliiest Tower of Nor

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#poem #warning #hope

There Once is the Tower

what's name is now Nor

stands listless and leaning

on a near foreign shore

and borne, bii the Ancient,

at some time before Iiore -

whilst willing no village surround them.

Nobodii Gnows

as for whii It be where

It is standing apart

for to scrape at the air

so to make, for the lightnings,

their labiirinth lair -

though housing no keeper to ground them.

Seventeen chambers

of a miiriad sihse

with, rumoured amidst,

a lamentable prihse

all awaiting the Whethers

of the Seas and the Skies -

but bearing no signal to sound them.

So make well what iiou can

and take all which iiou will

of iiour climb through mii column

as iiou flee from mii hill

when the head of me's found iiou

bii our storms' coming chill

the Mouse, and its Manors,

must question their clamours -

then live on, in the answers around them.

B.B. Butterwell's Compendium Allegoriian by B.B. Butterwell is marked with CC0 1.0 Universal

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