A Poem for Aislinn

by SparkleEyes18

When Octavius comes across a lost fairy from the gift store, he writes a poem for her in his native language of Latin. (note: knowing that Latin is a dead language, I included a translation in English).

Disclaimer: I do not own Night at the Museum, I am just a really, really big fan.

A Poem for Aislinn

By: Octavius

Hoc carmen puella pulchra die occurrit.

Et misit mediocris videtur.

Me ad caelestem desuper sæculum.

Ita eam amo, carissimi.

Aislinn, et vos dicitis?

What it translates to roughly:

The song of the beautiful girl occurred.

And the average man.

Me over to the heavenly world.

Yes, I love her dearly.

Aislinn, you stay?