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This poem is inspired by the Professor's works on the whole, and especially by " LotR" If you live inwardly in his wonderful Universe and enjoy it like a gulp of water in a desert oasis… you may be a hero of this poem!

It's a folk-song, composed by Men of Arnor in the Second Age and telling of the love that occurred between their maids and Numenoreans from the coast.

He lost all of those he loved, and his last brother too. Lonely Noldo sitting in despair at the shore of Belegaer, is talking to the imaginary spirit of Maedhros. Last word and last song of the famed Elven bard..

It's high time for Aragorn and the rest of the Fellowship to leave Rivendell. What can a loving woman wish to her intended ?

This is one more poem about Berutiel. It' s hard to seem a happy lady if your heart is suffering after death of your lover…

It 's a folk-song composed by the Men of Dale. It tells of the daring love of a maid who eloped with her beloved from the home of her husband.

This poem dedicated to Berutiel - the most mysterious and tragic person in the Professor's works. She was left by her husband to the mercy of the fate - what reason but an open adultery could be the ground of it? A proud queen and her desperate love..

Elrond angst on death.

(Dark) Phoenix ponders a former companion. Even mysterious, questionably sane mutants have inner monologues. Caution: spoilers for X-III.

(Now a drabble +1 because I forgot an "a". :-P

Joined: 27 Aug 2006 Stories: 1 Location: New Jersey

Formally "Going Under". Morrigan has spent eternity in the service of the Goddess and the defense of the Holy Isle of Avalon. Sacrifice and duty are all she's known since the beginning of time. But when evil rises again in Middle Earth, she may find her ultimate fate is quite different from all she's ever known.

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