Deep roots are not reached by the frost, Tolkien wrote, and on its own the line reads like a promise about survival: that whatever is anchored deeply enough lies beyond the reach of the cold that kills off everything nearer the surface. For a person, the frost is hardship, the losses and stresses and hard […]
Deep roots are not reached by the frost, Tolkien wrote, and on its own the line reads like a promise about survival: that whatever is anchored deeply enough lies beyond the reach of the cold that kills off...
For a person, the frost is hardship, the losses and stresses and hard […]
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Deep roots are not reached by the frost, Tolkien wrote, and on its own the line reads like a promise about survival: that whatever is anchored deeply enough lies beyond the reach of the cold that kills off everything nearer the surface. For a person, the frost is hardship, the losses and stresses and hard […]
Deep roots are not reached by the frost, Tolkien wrote, and on its own the line reads like a promise about survival: that whatever is anchored deeply enough lies beyond the reach of the cold that kills off everything nearer the surface. For a person, the frost is hardship, the losses and stresses and hard […]
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