Eä's Redemption by AaronAzrael  

Of the coming of the Elves and the captivity of Melkor 3

Yavanna and Oromë brougth the troubling news
from the Lands Beyond, so they gathered a concil,
Kementári spoke first, elaborating on the clues,
with fate and hope they could solve the issue of evil.

"Hear me, O, Lords of our dear Arda,
the vision of Ilúvatar lasted so briefly,
it was taken away abruptly from order,
so we don't know the details completely.

Yet one thing we know and it's for sure.
The Hour is approaching for the Children
of Eru to awaken in the Lands; when they do,
shall we leave them to a fate of their own?

Shall we leave their homes so hollow,
since they are inhabited by wicked beasts,
shall they live in darkness and follow
Melkor as their leader, as their chief?

While we abide in the light, in comfort
in a state sublime and enlightened,
while Manwë rules so triumphant
in Taniquetil; shall they exist frightened?"

Tulkas, with the superhero impetus,
called them all to step forth directly,
for he could find no solution or peace,
until Melkor was banished, heroically.

"It's time to go to immediate war!
Haven't we rested enough since the conflict?
We've gathered strenght anew, so let's start
a new battle to reclaim the Land and evict

Melkor, the fallen, the enemy,
who challenges our kingdom forever,
let's act now, may freedom be!
And may he be banished with all of the nether!"

At Manwë's request then spoke Mandos:
"It is said that Eru's Children will awaken
in this Epoch, they will enter the doors,
yet it is said that upon their animation

they shall first see the stars in the black atmosphere.
This will be their guiding light, their promise.
And if it happens they perceive a bighter light there,
this will be an omen for their doom and demise.

So let them receive their gift from their Father.
Let them receive the sidereal impression of the comic vault.
This is their designation, so we shouldn't bother
something set beyond our sphere of action and thought."