Sep 12 2021 | Sunday

Hello, my precious.

While reading, "The Fellowship of the Ring," by J.R.R. Tolkien, when I stumbled upon "The Riddle of Strider," I was pleasantly surprised, my eyes lit up, for I had read the first two lines innumerable times and yet I did not know that they were from a poem.

I think Aristotle was right when he said, "The whole is more than the sum of the parts," because I liked the poem so much that I read it over and over again, to the point that I memorized it.

It was a significant moment because it reminded me that I've still got so much to learn. I was ecstatic to have learned something new because learning is exhilarating.

My hands were glittery by the time I was done making this but I liked it because I'm gold and I'm supposed to glitter. Let's glitter, you and I, because we're gold.

Thank you for reading.​
Sahar Afreen

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