Tolkien Take Down

Based off Chapters 16-22 I write these words in a time when grief and glory are mingled together, and it is hard to tell which weighs heavier upon my heart. So much has unfolded in the lands, and though I once gazed upon the light of the Two Trees in Aman, now I dwell beneath a sky ever darkened by the will of Morgoth. At times, this tale feels too vast to grasp… so many battles, betrayals, and deaths, yet I cannot help but return in thought to my own part within it. The Doom of Mandos lingers over all of us who dared to forsake the Blessed Realm. I can still recall His words on the shores of Araman, echoing in my memory like the toll of a bell. Indeed, those tears have fallen, and the count of them grows ever greater. When first I heard that pronouncement, I felt defiant. Surely the might of the Noldor, trained in the wisdom of Valinor and armed with the fire of Fëanor’s oath, could overcome any doom. But now, after years of war and ruin, I perceive the truth more clearly: it was ...

Song of Eru https://www.youtube.com/watch v=BgOZPIxRzEo&list=PLAVVaIe6rNo82WLhOXiyU568SG_v7G2SS&index=3   Before the dawn, I wove the air   A whisper bright, both pure and fair   From silent void the echoes grew   A harmony both old and new   I sang of seas, their endless tide   Of mountains tall, the earth’s proud guide   The stars took flame, their courses ran   To light the dreams of Elves and Man   The winds were born, the rivers strong   Each heart was set within the song   Though shadows strove to break the tone   My music flows, unbounded my own   And all shall find, when night is gone   The world made whole within the dawn   The lyrics of Eru’s song captures the beauty, order, and harmony of creation. Each line reflects how Eru brings the universe into life through music. Seas, mountains, stars, winds, and rivers all emerge from his melody. Even when discord arises, his music is not over...

I am a high elf - one that is good, kind, loves compositions of author’s writings, and nature. I have long blonde hair, with a silver highlight throughout and eyes greener than the grass that sparkle in the sun. I try to not engage with the craziness in our society here in Middle-Earth. So instead, I tend to be a little closed off to everyone else. I engage when I feel comfortable, but for the most part I like being a bystander and observing the scene from afar. People say that this makes me stand out, meanwhile I am just being myself, trying to stay in the shadows. I have also been told that my brain works differently than others. Which is why I guess I like reading what other people have to say, especially in writing.  If you think about it, literature is so fascinating. The way that we just tie words together to make sentences full of meaning. We use words to express ourselves, share our thoughts, tell people how we feel, convey our wants and needs, and so much more. But one of ...