Blockers, Patrulhadores
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{{Book Summary
|ON=Yes
|author=[[Lore:Books by Author#Littrek|Littrek]]
|poem=Yes
|description=A tribute to a torchbug
}}
It was a chill, moonless Tirdas night,<br>
When on my window did alight,<br>
A humble {{Lore Link|torchbug}} all aglow,<br>
Who, passing by, thought to say hello.<br><br>
"How do you fare?" I did ask.<br>
As in his light, my face did bask.<br>
"Well and better still," said he,<br>
"Though I had to leave my humble tree."<br><br>
I thought that was sad and so I said,<br>
"Where will you now rest your sleepy head?"<br>
Imagined I, that it was shelter he did seek,<br>
But as a bug, he was asking meek.<br><br>
"I leave tonight for southern shores,<br>
Where I will winter in due course."<br>
Then before I could stammer a reply,<br>
He was aloft, flying away into the sky.<br><br>
So I pondered to myself alone:<br>
Here I thought he lost his home,<br>
And upon my abode, he looked with envy,<br>
But in the end, the jealous one was me.
|ON=Yes
|author=[[Lore:Books by Author#Littrek|Littrek]]
|poem=Yes
|description=A tribute to a torchbug
}}
It was a chill, moonless Tirdas night,<br>
When on my window did alight,<br>
A humble {{Lore Link|torchbug}} all aglow,<br>
Who, passing by, thought to say hello.<br><br>
"How do you fare?" I did ask.<br>
As in his light, my face did bask.<br>
"Well and better still," said he,<br>
"Though I had to leave my humble tree."<br><br>
I thought that was sad and so I said,<br>
"Where will you now rest your sleepy head?"<br>
Imagined I, that it was shelter he did seek,<br>
But as a bug, he was asking meek.<br><br>
"I leave tonight for southern shores,<br>
Where I will winter in due course."<br>
Then before I could stammer a reply,<br>
He was aloft, flying away into the sky.<br><br>
So I pondered to myself alone:<br>
Here I thought he lost his home,<br>
And upon my abode, he looked with envy,<br>
But in the end, the jealous one was me.