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The Great Hall of Poets
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Welcome to The Great Hall of Poets, our regular monthly feature showcasing the talent of Middle-earth fans. Each month we will feature a small selection of the poems submitted, but we hope you will read all of the poems that we have received here in our Great Hall of Poets. So come and join us by the hearth and enjoy! If you have a Tolkien/Middle-earth inspired poem you’d like to share, then send it to poetry@theonering.net One poem per person may be submitted each month. Please make sure to proofread your work before sending it in. TheOneRing.net is not responsible for poems posting with spelling or grammatical errors.
The Grand Tales of Middle-Earth
by: L. Lybarger
In times past, journeys unexpected unraveled and a curious company of folk traveled across the land, in the face of ruination to reclaim their home once plagued with desolation. A battle, there was, great clashing forces fire and death was seen, but the weary travelers held their course. There were many meetings, and many a friend made, but then to rest, those times were laid. O'er lands the fellowship traversed until at last, their company dispersed. For every last goodbye was said, and reminiscent tears were shed; unexpected heroes smote down the evils of old, and made way for the new world, for all to behold. The lords of the two towers were brought low and the return of the king made known; Remember, friends, to all whose time has passed, in the far western lands of Middle-Earth, time moves fast; in a land where white shores, and beyond, host a far-green country under a swift sunrise... all of this, one great paradise... Realize that the journey doesn't end here.... Death is just another path, one all must take, and for some it is very near.... The grey rain-curtain of the world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass, and then you see it... All of your dearest friends, faces alit, beneath the party tree in the Shire they sit, enjoying a long pipe, sharing a pint of beer with Mr. Tolkien himself, where all worries and troubles are quit.
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