An Anthology of Middle-Earth by tinni

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Fanwork Information

Summary:

A collection of poems I wrote about various Silmarillion characters

Major Characters: Fëanor, Fingolfin, Fingon, Gandalf, Maedhros, Maglor, Turgon

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Artwork Type: No artwork type listed

Genre: Poetry

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Rating: General

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Chapters: 5 Word Count: 719
Posted on 26 January 2011 Updated on 27 January 2011

This fanwork is complete.

Table of Contents

The hunt across Tirion

Just a little poem about Fingon and Turgon as children.

Jewel song

Maglor during his wanderings

He comes not when I call

The poem is about Maedhros and most people guess that it's from the perspective of Fingon and thus slash. But I did have someone once suggest that the poem was actually from the perspective of Namo Mandos. I am personally happy for people to draw their own conclusions. Indeed, imagining that some unnamed female elf/maia, who happen to be in-love with Maedhros is calling to him while she waits for him in the Halls of Mandos is also a valid conclusion.

Eternal Spirits

Since it's about Gandalf and the Balrog he killed in Lord of the Rings, technically this is not Silmarillion based. But hopefully I won't get in trouble for uploading it here.

Flute and Harp

A poem about Ecthelion and Glorfindel reunion in Aman.

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I like the slashy Fingon/Maedhros one, of course. I'm so predictable. The hunt across Tirion had a strange quality that pleased me, although I wasn't sure I knew what it meant. Of course, Gandalf and the Balrog relates to The Silmarillion. Gandalf calls him "a demon of the ancient world" in LotR, which I took to mean that it came into being in that form in the First Age or earlier.