Best Thither Poems

Once upon a time, there were two little villages, Rowling and Tolkien, that lived in peace with each other.  Rowling and Tolkien had many, many children, some very young, others young, and a few a little older, who loved to listen to fairytales told...

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Come hither, come thither, come nigh
   Don't dither, don't blither, don't sigh
 
Ask me how, ask me where, ask me why
   Come hither, come thither, come nigh
 
Dance airily, dance merrily, dance spry 
   Not warily, contrarily or sly

Come...

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Everyday I see him and he sees me
He's the Danny to my Sandy, why can't I be?
I fall for him more everyday
And the fall is hard, I feel the pain
He's my sunshine on a dark and humdrum day
But the apocalypse on a bright and mirthful...

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Poem (The bird in a cage) 
Listen to my story of how I forgot
The days of freedom and nights 
I would fly with open wings 
And fellow birds through woods in sprite 
Hither and thither, fluttering 
Over gardens, mountain and trees 
And listening to sweet...

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