Hagrid’s
Legacy Within Dumbledore’s World
One
of J.K. Rowling’s more touching messages
in
the Harry Potter books
was
how Rubeus Hagrid,
the
self-professed screw up,
the
one teacher who wasn’t trusted to perform magic,
the
one accused of having once
opened
the Chamber of Secrets,
was
allowed to transport,
by
himself,
the
greatest of Hogwart’s treasures -
“First
years”
He
stood alone on the platform to collect them.
He
stood alone to wave them off at year’s end.
This
was Albus Dumbledore’s
greatest
feat of magick.
Magia
est potens,
sed
est amor omnibus.
Linda
Imbler
Linda
Imbler believes poetry has the potential to add to the beauty of the world. Her
self-published poetry collections include “Big Questions, Little
Sleep,” and “Lost and Found,” “The Sea’s Secret Song,” and
“Pairings,” a hybrid ebook of short fiction and poetry have been published
through Soma Publishing. Examples of Linda’s poetry and a listing of
publications can be found at lindaspoetryblog.blogspot.com.
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