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Post by Admin on Jan 2, 2021 18:42:28 GMT
Author: Cassie Hughes Ranking: Tied for 3rd place Summary – A poem in which Legolas shares a glimpse of what gets him through the dark times Rating K
A doorway to another time and place, within my mind does dwell, Through which I wander now and then when rest is granted, from the fell and awful beasts we daily fight, To save our home from evil’s blight. That portal takes me far away to childish fancies, I recall when love and laughter filled the air, No darkness smothered with its pall of heavy miring apathy. Greenwood was bright as she was free.
I dance once more amongst the trees and fly as carefree as a bird along their branches, thick with leaves where tawar’s song can still be heard by those with heart enough to hear. There is no death, No blight, no fear.
My father races at my side, his cares all vanished, wild, unbound as Silvans goad us faster yet to catch the moon and see him crowned with starlight in the canopy. A king to them, Refuge to me.
Here dwells my final hope and shield against the dark lords cruel sway, Escape when war becomes too much, Bloodshed too high a price to pay for fëa to keep unstained and pure. Through here is peace, Though heart is sore.
A doorway to another time and place within my mind does dwell, and though my soul would tarry there I dare not let its gentle swell Of calm ensnare me yet a while, I must endure to make it real.
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