The BINGO Number for March 25 Is O62--CLOSED

[dawn_felagund]

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[ave eva (from livejournal.com)]

I'd like to claim O62:

All OCs, All the Time
Rangers of the North
Injuries and Other Ailments
Botany
The Steward and His Sons
Women of Arda
Deep Thoughts
Textures
Beasts
Stewards Of Gondor
Quenya and Sindarin
Languages of Arda
March 3019, T.A.
Dwarves of the First Age
Feanatics
Riddle Me Writerly
Women of The Silmarillion
Waters - artwork or a 500-word ficlet
Draw a Tolkien Character (art)

And I want to ask about "Art’s hid causes are not found (B. Jonson)" - English being not my first langiage, I don't understand the sentence, the "art's hid" part to be specific. Could somebody translate it to a simpler form for me, please?

Mirach

[grey_gazania]

Noted, but there is no O62 on the Feanatics card.

I'd interpret it as being something like "The hidden causes of art are not found," but I'm not familiar with the poem.

[ave eva (from livejournal.com)]

Ah, it's O61: Notable Moments of Goodness: every useful invention (and then some) - there is a mistake in the text version, it is O62 there. I'll save it in the case O61 is drawn =)

I found the poem, but it is not about art, that confuses me.

[ave eva (from livejournal.com)]

I took Dawn's interpretation as "Everything looks well, but despite appearances, I know it's not", so I think I can claim "Snippets of Verse" as well.

[dawn_felagund]

Here's the whole poem, if the context helps a bit. :)

I'm also not familiar with the poem, but I'm interpreting the first standard as, "Everything looks well, but despite appearances, I know it's not."

[ave eva (from livejournal.com)]

Thank you! I guess this interpretation would fit for Sauron in Númenor, wouldn't it?

[dawn_felagund]

I suppose you could see it that way. :) (Speaking not as a mod, of course, since we don't endorse interpretations one way or another officially. :)