Mossflower Poems

Och, welcome to mah Mossflower Poems page. All o' tha below poems arr written by Brian Jacques and I take h'absolutely nah credit for em. Thanks for a visitin mah site and com agin.

A Few of Gnoff's Poems

• 'Across the lea, beneath the leaves,
• When countrylands wake up to spring,
• Hurrah here comes the Prince of Theives,
• Hear every small bird sing.
• So daring and so handsome too,
• He makes a wonderful sight,
• But if he comes to visit you,
• Lock up your treasure tight.'

• 'Sala-manda-stron, look out here we come,
• A theif, a warrior, and a mole.
• Though the quest may take it's toll,
• We'll march untill we reach our goal,
• Sala-manda-stron.'

Gnoff's Rules to Follow on The Shore

• 'I musn't drink the water,
• And there may be not to eat.
• Those gulls may see a mousethief,
• As just a tasty treat.
• I step out bravely on the quest,
• Across this funny land,
• And when I disapear they'll say,
• "He's found the sinking sand."'

The First Clue to The Instructions to Salamandastron

• 'To the mountian of fire where badgers go,
• The path is fraught with danger.
• The way is long and hard and slow,
• Through foe and hostile stranger.
• The warrior's heart must never fail,
• Or falter on his quest.
• Those who live to tell the tale,
• First must turn the crest.'

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