A/N: I dunno if you'd consider this a fic or poetry. Why? Well, first off, in English class, we had to write this thing called a Persona Poem. I thought it meant a poem based on a person's point of view, so I chose Pippin. Only after I had finished the assignment did I learn that I had misinterpreted it IE I had done it totally wrong. Dang. But I kinda liked what I came up with so I decided to post it here. I think people need to realize that Pippin can be serious and- well, you'll see when you read it. It's not that good, but its ok. Please try not to flame me. I'm a very sensitive person. "Scorpio!: Get ready for an unexpected trip when you fall screaming from an open window! Work a little bit harder on improving your low self-esteem, you stupid freak!" -Weird Al See? Even Weird Al knows! lol j/k ^~ But please, read, review, and be gentle. Disclaimer: I don't own LOTR, Pippin (DANGIT), or any of that stuff. It all belongs to Tolkien. He's the genius, not me. ("ME A GENIUS? NEVER!")
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I look at myself in the mirror And see the reflection Of my curly brown hair that hangs lazily about My "plain" brown eyes And I see my weather worn brown coat My white shirt and red vest A green scarf and a pocketwatch And a wooden pipe in my hand "He's just a hobbit." That's what people say "Just a silly little halfling What does he know anyway? What would he know of magic? Of dwarves, elves, and men? What would he know of death and battle? He could never live through them." Well do you remember those eyes? Those plain brown eyes, as you called them? Eyes that have seen Things I never wished to see Things I wept and mourned for And things I cried in joy for They've seen battles They've seen magic They've seen elves and dwarves and men And do you know what else they've seen? I've seen men, full grown men like yourself Get down on their knees and cry Knowing this may be the day they die I've seen women and children Cry and call out in the night Waiting for their husbands and fathers To come home. Most never will And do you know what else? What else this silly little halfling's done? I've stared death straight in the face And thought I'd never breathe again Never see daylight or the sun set In a quiet summer's eve So tell me, can you truly stand there Can you truly stand there and say That I'm silly and know of nothing? That anyone is silly and knows of nothing? That they've never seen They have eyes that have never seen The glow of magic, that shines like metal Of Elves and dwarves and men in battle And stared death straight in the eye And told yourself "I am to die." Can you? Can you say that? No, you can't So the very next time That you choose to say that Take a look in the mirror At your reflection And ask yourself that very same question And see what you see.
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