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Creatures of the Disposal
December 21, 2009
Ron ran, roaring for revenge.
Laden with dangerous beasts.
He had returned to prepare,
Though he wanted
To brood.
Black.
Empty.
Forgotten about.
He sat,
Speaking of something relevant,
And occasionally went in front
Of the Committee.
He couldn’t help
Marauding across the library
Of common books,
Cases by Hagrid,
Dusty pages,
And constantly famous volumes
About the three of them:
Harry, Hermione, Buckbeak
The creatures might slowly turn
Against the room
If they win
The case.
On to the Disposal!!
When?
The next day!
No means of defense for that.
HELP!! (FIRE!!)
© Hadley B., Marblehead, MA
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"Though Harry had by no means forgotten about Black, he couldn’t brood constantly on revenge if he wanted to help Hagrid win his case against the Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures. He, Ron, and Hermione went to the library the next day and returned to the empty common room laden with books that might help prepare a defense for Buckbeak. The three of them sat in front of the roaring fire, slowly turning the pages of dusty volumes about famous cases of marauding beasts, speaking occasionally when they ran across something relevant."