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White Lily of the Shore

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In a garden kissed by dawn’s first light,
Where petals whisper secrets to the night,
There stands a maiden, pure and fair,
With snow-white tresses, soft and rare...

Swans of Mithlond

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Poetry

SWANS OF MITHLOND

In the moonlit silver grace,
Where sea and starlight softly trace,
In Mithlond’s ancient, hallowed shore,
The swans in flight, they roam once more.

However mean Maedhros might have been...

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...Silaria insisted on following him. Cruelty didn't seem to matter in this case. She remained convinced she belonged to him; even when Maedhros hunted with his eagle as fast as he could, she ran after him, trudging along until she was covered with yellow dust with bits of grass threaded into her light hair.
 People laughed at her curled up with a blanket in the chilly night air, and soon they were laughing at him. They said that he had a white-haired slave. That she was a know-nothing. Useless.
"Go away," Maedhros cried. "Leave me be."

Reflecting around Thamas Lorn.

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A Goose Named Swan

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Poetry

Rat-tat-tat goes the sound of feet

dancing to the drums of her own beat

Lah-oh-lah goes the warbling song

of a Goose who's name is Swan

 

Tra-la, oh-lay!

Now a song shall play!

Oh-lah, ho-hay!

Here she comes, now pray!

 

No fair white maiden is she, oh no, no!

Fury and fire in her brown eyes, glow

You'd better watch out, all you Noldor fair

Or precious things she'll snatch from your hair!

 

Tra-la, oh-lay!

Sundered

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Poetry

Do the stars still dance on the foam capped waves?

On glittering shores, do children yet misbehave?

Throwing sand and jewel into the air with joy?

The western wind does not a word say,

Of the Falmari, of Alqualondë.

 

The shore is cold here, the stars are dim.

Here the weariness of elven spirits worn thin,

Coaxes many to fly to ships and sail to the West.

Slowly dwindling, the number who so depart,

Hope to find peace for a sorrowed heart.

 

Swan Songs

Author: 
Telpelir Audelion

A compilation of poetry and songs penned by Telpelir Audelion of Alqualondë

Narn i Arnelloth

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Story

Born in the year 720 of the Second Age in a small settlement of her people near the western shores of Lake Nenuial. She is eldest of four children; having two sisters and her brother, the youngest. Their father is Curwe Limbetanwë ((S: Lintanor)) of the Noldor; a skilled craftsman of Nargothrond and Aerynbess Celebfindriel, a Telerin elleth of the elves of Doriath and Eglarest is their mother.

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