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kevin-michael-anderson
American I'm young, and my vocabulary is horrible, so expect my poems to make no sense, but in a different sense, as all other poems have too, mine is attempted to go beyond words, more to meaning.
Am I in Love? At night, laying sleepless, I bemoan the treacheries of life with my love and appreciation.... And though, in my dark, and cavernous foundations; Roar the pillars of stone, and shake them. Waked, by curiosity, and interest, I stare intently at you, and though I cannot see, You are there. Tangible, by my creativity, and invisible, by my negativity. And through the secret game that to many, has forbidden name we speak. Fear, and pride, my greatest hatreds, now run through me, though the game of Predator, and Prey. I am the prey, of myself, in the black vapors of my confusion, you two rought me with confusion elaborate, and woe, despicable. My thoughts now strand off into many divisions, all joining together, to reveal my fear, of disappointing you. The thing we connect through bings, and so we remain in contact, it seems. But ever, we thought beautiful I am marred, and proved untruthful. You do not deserve me, but somehow in this void-feeling heart of mine, I sense you care. I care. Am i in love? My Mind craves you, and I put much emphasis on that, for that, might, just might, be my undoing. Should I look to the East, to find you, riding, in shining, and metallic armor, And see only dust clouds roam aimlessly from North to South. But I hear banners, in the West, all risen high, as high hopes, and high spirits, to guide them. This, is what I've waited for, for years, as do we all. But my misinterpretations, now lead the banners, with silver swords, bearing the name of hate. with this, I deserve only to lay my head down, lamely, for you to hew it from me, and call it, Victory. This, I forsee, this unsensible and crazed sight, that passes through me, and guides me to all darker paths of light. So that I may be dimmed, and in a cycle refrained, I should, as a doomsayer, say my doom, and I, as a fool, should subconciously make that true. This is what I see. I fear, for you, and fear, for me. I burden all, though a child and my will is heavy, upon you, and wild, is my desires and should you penetrate my curtains, you should see, the cold bitterness, of my truth. But all the while, mind and soul crave you, and body revives, slowly, but surely. I sense love, and my stomach churns, knowing I shall hang my head in Guilt. Am I In Love?
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Jul 10, 2010
Jul 10, 2010 at 3:26 PM UTC
Am I In Love?
Am I in Love? At night, laying sleepless, I bemoan the treacheries of life with my love and appreciation.... And though, in my dark, and cavernous foundations; Roar the pillars of stone, and shake them. Waked, by curiosity, and interest, I stare intently at you, and though I cannot see, You are there. Tangible, by my creativity, and invisible, by my negativity. And through the secret game that to many, has forbidden name we speak. Fear, and pride, my greatest hatreds, now run through me, though the game of Predator, and Prey. I am the prey, of myself, in the black vapors of my confusion, you two rought me with confusion elaborate, and woe, despicable. My thoughts now strand off into many divisions, all joining together, to reveal my fear, of disappointing you. The thing we connect through bings, and so we remain in contact, it seems. But ever, we thought beautiful I am marred, and proved untruthful. You do not deserve me, but somehow in this void-feeling heart of mine, I sense you care. I care. Am i in love? My Mind craves you, and I put much emphasis on that, for that, might, just might, be my undoing. Should I look to the East, to find you, riding, in shining, and metallic armor, And see only dust clouds roam aimlessly from North to South. But I hear banners, in the West, all risen high, as high hopes, and high spirits, to guide them. This, is what I've waited for, for years, as do we all. But my misinterpretations, now lead the banners, with silver swords, bearing the name of hate. with this, I deserve only to lay my head down, lamely, for you to hew it from me, and call it, Victory. This, I forsee, this unsensible and crazed sight, that passes through me, and guides me to all darker paths of light. So that I may be dimmed, and in a cycle refrained, I should, as a doomsayer, say my doom, and I, as a fool, should subconciously make that true. This is what I see. I fear, for you, and fear, for me. I burden all, though a child and my will is heavy, upon you, and wild, is my desires and should you penetrate my curtains, you should see, the cold bitterness, of my truth. But all the while, mind and soul crave you, and body revives, slowly, but surely. I sense love, and my stomach churns, knowing I shall hang my head in Guilt. Am I In Love?
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Hear the banners, blaring, In a Castle, sun-bathed white. Wrapped in the golden sunsets of both East, and West. Come closer, into this Castle's realm see crops blazing with activity, what might be prosperity, or laughing children and screams of joy, and laughter. Talk to a farmer girl, of this Castle, Listen to her tale: *I was wrought from Issac and Portia, a Nobleman, and a Common-folk. Together, they brought me, 16 years ago. From the dusty deserts, that bloom green plants, I sit lonely on a bench, and by chance, I had a glance, of a poor person, but, not a common-wench. A man he is, and he stands tall, with black slick hair, and muscles all. I looked at him, and he looked at me, or so it seems. The next day, in the market streets of Camelot. We met, face, to face. Though it were a dream. And seemed fair around us, though that was not what it would seem. We spoke, in the corridor, to the church, and we learned of each others lore and kept close each others worth. The Next day, by midnight, as I slept in my bed, He was there. He knocked on my window, and I invited him in, with suspicion, and lusting, for my anticipations. And he spoke to me "I will return, Christine, dearest, but I must embark, upon a quest, to the neighboring town of Cornwallis, to discuss neighboring policies, and alliances. By 3 days shall I return, and should I not, then my death will you learn has come. And so he came, and so he went, William his name who's life not spent walked gallantly mile after mile to reclaim his fiance and raise their child.* Continuing, upon the walls of Camelot, their lies what they might call a mote, but it has been torn, and it might be plagued, explaining the lack of crocodiles. Knocking on the Gates, of Camelot, leads to a few strange noises, one of them, being, no noises, as you hear distant voices, as if they were sleeping, and you look up, "The moon, of course!" And so you climb the wall, with a vine you found in the forests nearby. And you stumble and mingle with the vine wrapped around your ankle. Alas, your free, You look up for the first time within the boundaries of the city, and find, inscribed houses, and minor commotions, and by mere chance, the sun arrives though late, he seems, and later he rises the brilliance and the blare like a clock starts the peasants up as flocks. Love round the village clean and fair and animals rolling in parks they share. Where birds sit in pair-trees. Where dogs chase cats for fun, Where bees entertain the children free Where parents admire the creation they've done. And as you walk these streets in wonder, and satisfaction, You find that street is layered in sparkles and clouds of snow-white dust that enhance the atmosphere of this, Haven, so to speak. Their, in the middle, bewitches thine eye, with all fantasies of this Earth, and all beauties that have worth. For in the center, lies a fountain, which speaks 'Heaven' to your heart, its marble is smooth as doves, the presence of the fountain, creates, or so you believe, the dark mood around, like a ominous breeze, that is being blown away, infinitely stretched, like a monkey-chain of rubber bands, the features of this fountain, excite your mind with wonder, enough wonder, that makes your life feel whole, though man has at least one worth, should the world fail and all prove evil, then at least, they praise this devil. The shape is but a breath-taker from what could qualify, as a statue for to lie in God's Plaza, or something similar. The water spraying from the Queen, Gaia, with a lively green vine, my apologies, that is pure and uncut emerald that wraps around her hair, which is so defined, that you could give Gaia a new definition, Perfection. And from Gaia's hands, holding a vial, comes out water, seeming longer, and more endless then the nile. And should you lean upon this, architecture, of majesty, unbearably beautiful, and unquestionably promising, you'd see, the mirroring, of Heaven, the Stars, and all the cold void within this reflection, that miraculously could ever dare to try that deception, in say, 4 feet length, that mimics the unending of space, time and infinity. and, you turning your head, you see creatures, though creatures they be, they, if the fountain represented God, then these creatures represent his Archangels. As Swans float gently, upon the water's tip, and even Salmon, and other fishes below are gray, silver, or diamond clear. And the water their, remains, untouched, despite the audiences of romantic teens, adorable, and innocent children, laughing and playing in this pool, and adults sitting by it, enjoying their mate's company. Inscribed in Gaia's vial, reads "The Fountain of Youth". But these fond memories no longer supply me, with the passion and love of this Earth, I once fondly knew, for all, even the fountain is pillaged, and two lovers that loved each other were hewed. But pride, forgotten, and beauty marred, live forever, in glory and love.
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 3:39 PM UTC
Glory
Hear the banners, blaring, In a Castle, sun-bathed white. Wrapped in the golden sunsets of both East, and West. Come closer, into this Castle's realm see crops blazing with activity, what might be prosperity, or laughing children and screams of joy, and laughter. Talk to a farmer girl, of this Castle, Listen to her tale: *I was wrought from Issac and Portia, a Nobleman, and a Common-folk. Together, they brought me, 16 years ago. From the dusty deserts, that bloom green plants, I sit lonely on a bench, and by chance, I had a glance, of a poor person, but, not a common-wench. A man he is, and he stands tall, with black slick hair, and muscles all. I looked at him, and he looked at me, or so it seems. The next day, in the market streets of Camelot. We met, face, to face. Though it were a dream. And seemed fair around us, though that was not what it would seem. We spoke, in the corridor, to the church, and we learned of each others lore and kept close each others worth. The Next day, by midnight, as I slept in my bed, He was there. He knocked on my window, and I invited him in, with suspicion, and lusting, for my anticipations. And he spoke to me "I will return, Christine, dearest, but I must embark, upon a quest, to the neighboring town of Cornwallis, to discuss neighboring policies, and alliances. By 3 days shall I return, and should I not, then my death will you learn has come. And so he came, and so he went, William his name who's life not spent walked gallantly mile after mile to reclaim his fiance and raise their child.* Continuing, upon the walls of Camelot, their lies what they might call a mote, but it has been torn, and it might be plagued, explaining the lack of crocodiles. Knocking on the Gates, of Camelot, leads to a few strange noises, one of them, being, no noises, as you hear distant voices, as if they were sleeping, and you look up, "The moon, of course!" And so you climb the wall, with a vine you found in the forests nearby. And you stumble and mingle with the vine wrapped around your ankle. Alas, your free, You look up for the first time within the boundaries of the city, and find, inscribed houses, and minor commotions, and by mere chance, the sun arrives though late, he seems, and later he rises the brilliance and the blare like a clock starts the peasants up as flocks. Love round the village clean and fair and animals rolling in parks they share. Where birds sit in pair-trees. Where dogs chase cats for fun, Where bees entertain the children free Where parents admire the creation they've done. And as you walk these streets in wonder, and satisfaction, You find that street is layered in sparkles and clouds of snow-white dust that enhance the atmosphere of this, Haven, so to speak. Their, in the middle, bewitches thine eye, with all fantasies of this Earth, and all beauties that have worth. For in the center, lies a fountain, which speaks 'Heaven' to your heart, its marble is smooth as doves, the presence of the fountain, creates, or so you believe, the dark mood around, like a ominous breeze, that is being blown away, infinitely stretched, like a monkey-chain of rubber bands, the features of this fountain, excite your mind with wonder, enough wonder, that makes your life feel whole, though man has at least one worth, should the world fail and all prove evil, then at least, they praise this devil. The shape is but a breath-taker from what could qualify, as a statue for to lie in God's Plaza, or something similar. The water spraying from the Queen, Gaia, with a lively green vine, my apologies, that is pure and uncut emerald that wraps around her hair, which is so defined, that you could give Gaia a new definition, Perfection. And from Gaia's hands, holding a vial, comes out water, seeming longer, and more endless then the nile. And should you lean upon this, architecture, of majesty, unbearably beautiful, and unquestionably promising, you'd see, the mirroring, of Heaven, the Stars, and all the cold void within this reflection, that miraculously could ever dare to try that deception, in say, 4 feet length, that mimics the unending of space, time and infinity. and, you turning your head, you see creatures, though creatures they be, they, if the fountain represented God, then these creatures represent his Archangels. As Swans float gently, upon the water's tip, and even Salmon, and other fishes below are gray, silver, or diamond clear. And the water their, remains, untouched, despite the audiences of romantic teens, adorable, and innocent children, laughing and playing in this pool, and adults sitting by it, enjoying their mate's company. Inscribed in Gaia's vial, reads "The Fountain of Youth". But these fond memories no longer supply me, with the passion and love of this Earth, I once fondly knew, for all, even the fountain is pillaged, and two lovers that loved each other were hewed. But pride, forgotten, and beauty marred, live forever, in glory and love.
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Life, you are truly amazing As no spectacles, Crysta ***** Physicists, Physics, or Theories can ever live up to, Or define... Life, we see you in but broken glasses, that might even be missing one piece, but ever we try, and ever we die but all the while in peace! Life you are a melody high strung in accord to the skies above us and down to shores and more.. Life you are anything From a Rock, to a **** to a Floor, or a door a mouse to a house Thrall, mall, and many more.. Life, you are undefinable, and can only be complemented, with Grace, and Confusion, For that is your way to have us sway, for every day we in your arms lay...
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 2:08 PM UTC
We Live
When weariness has struck me, I look upon the old, I see them fail, day after day, and Fade..... Oblivion's sire, is it not your name? For if oblivion is past all Light, Then into darkness we will fade, to see the dark void's night... I walk in forests with weeping eyes, and shadow holds in my fears... That the light of Trees will diminish; An Awing lovestruck finish... And as I look upon the trees, I see star and moon shine bright, and I, wandering my slumber, See them fail tonight... For all things on Earth, even Earth, Water, and Sky cannot resist the looming power to surely fade; And Die.....
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 2:07 PM UTC
Doomed
Pardon me, but who are you? To tell me what is wrong and true? Have you looked upon God's face and seen all of time through his grace? I thought so, weakling man, Lying fool, with a wasted span.... Excuse me! But who are you! To tell me what there is to do? Authority vain, were you born As Jesus was? Did all mourn upon your grave that followed you through the End? And past it too? I thought not, arrogant man, wasted weary in graveled lands... But then, Who's job is it to do what is to do if what is to be done is done too? Then who, may I ask, are you? Then who, may I ask, are you?
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 2:06 PM UTC
Who Are You?
Heart, roused with blood you are lively as the sun, but ever are you small, and fiendishly are you undone.. You are majestic, and as important as Night, but you are destined to fail amidst this fight.. This fight.. Between Dark and Light, too cold for the moon, and too warm for the sun, you increasingly sway to opposite ends and ever do you believe to have faith but your faith is melted upon my will... Darkness rouses thee, and in curiosity innocent, you crack open the closet that hides the dark commandment that shall ever bind you in despair and shall twist you though you were as air.. Light rejuvenates you, and through the longing days of evil trodden forth you complacently design yourself a structure of immunity to swell and flee fast against this growing evil seed.. Together you two, designed by Love and Hate, have conspired, to remove the 3rd; Innate.. For no man on Earth, nor in Skies, or in Seas, might chose the middle, where lies no man to be.. You might protect us, and you might save us, but you fuel a pollution strong, that ever writhes within us, a dichotomy of song that ever equivocates us and ever decimates us.. The Heart is our enemy, and yet is our savior, but it is not ours, nor our being you decide our fate so idiosyncratically, and perceptual; to be such a misnomer, For the Heart is a will, not a being, no, not even a power, and is tortured by our breathing.. The Heart is a riddle, no man yet may dare defy, for within this heart is a circle of ritual and lie.. The Heart is life, but at it's own free will, and it alone decides our strife that with pain for it we seek to fill, So how, on Earth, Heaven, or Hell, does it list us as its friend, and how does it follow us to the End? Man may never tell...
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 2:04 PM UTC
The Heart
Heart, roused with blood you are lively as the sun, but ever are you small, and fiendishly are you undone.. You are majestic, and as important as Night, but you are destined to fail amidst this fight.. This fight.. Between Dark and Light, too cold for the moon, and too warm for the sun, you increasingly sway to opposite ends and ever do you believe to have faith but your faith is melted upon my will... Darkness rouses thee, and in curiosity innocent, you crack open the closet that hides the dark commandment that shall ever bind you in despair and shall twist you though you were as air.. Light rejuvenates you, and through the longing days of evil trodden forth you complacently design yourself a structure of immunity to swell and flee fast against this growing evil seed.. Together you two, designed by Love and Hate, have conspired, to remove the 3rd; Innate.. For no man on Earth, nor in Skies, or in Seas, might chose the middle, where lies no man to be.. You might protect us, and you might save us, but you fuel a pollution strong, that ever writhes within us, a dichotomy of song that ever equivocates us and ever decimates us.. The Heart is our enemy, and yet is our savior, but it is not ours, nor our being you decide our fate so idiosyncratically, and perceptual; to be such a misnomer, For the Heart is a will, not a being, no, not even a power, and is tortured by our breathing.. The Heart is a riddle, no man yet may dare defy, for within this heart is a circle of ritual and lie.. The Heart is life, but at it's own free will, and it alone decides our strife that with pain for it we seek to fill, So how, on Earth, Heaven, or Hell, does it list us as its friend, and how does it follow us to the End? Man may never tell...
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There once was a man named Newborn, whom wandered curiosly across the Earth-torn grasses, and the rocky roads, and was henceforth known as the Caveman goes.. These petty caveman with their bronze constructed wheels and without their brains had been crushed by wheels without restrain and learned by wrote and learned to change. From wicked wheels of stone and mud came Spartan swords and arrows above; From wild shields and monstrous blood bubbiling through these savage doves.. Soon aftarwards began slavery, whence after the fall of democracy, learn to make a shape, a Triangle, in the hardest way a man could handle. A wild amount of years later began the mystic age; Far greater, or therefore known as the Mideveal whence Magic was; and Poetry primevil... The skies had Darkened with the age of the Renaissance, and gunpow'drish stage had begun the ruins of mankind when the fair and the bold had intertwined.. The raging fires of agriculture were then consumed by rage and stupid folklore of preposterous ideas spoken by man that have led us to the industrial span.. Soon after this atrocity, began a most hideous animosity, for this is Truth, and truth to be, So listen well, for chanting fell, but lies not to Earth nor to Man or Sea; Humanity! Ha! The road you go is vain! The world you seek and the powerful peak will be mashed with Human's refrain! Humanity! Fools! Interwoven dictators that have futile power, yet invoke us every hour into their moderators.. This path of knowledge and Wisdom is a lie, for their is no Kingdom that man may make that is perfection for we always face things like discretion, and If man cannot learn to end these cycles wild then surely our infinite powers will be set at 'Mild'. Man; The wisest thing I have in my life yet to say is that you forever will from side to side sway, and if you cannot open to all then surely you are destined to fall!
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 2:03 PM UTC
A Tale of Mankind
There once was a man named Newborn, whom wandered curiosly across the Earth-torn grasses, and the rocky roads, and was henceforth known as the Caveman goes.. These petty caveman with their bronze constructed wheels and without their brains had been crushed by wheels without restrain and learned by wrote and learned to change. From wicked wheels of stone and mud came Spartan swords and arrows above; From wild shields and monstrous blood bubbiling through these savage doves.. Soon aftarwards began slavery, whence after the fall of democracy, learn to make a shape, a Triangle, in the hardest way a man could handle. A wild amount of years later began the mystic age; Far greater, or therefore known as the Mideveal whence Magic was; and Poetry primevil... The skies had Darkened with the age of the Renaissance, and gunpow'drish stage had begun the ruins of mankind when the fair and the bold had intertwined.. The raging fires of agriculture were then consumed by rage and stupid folklore of preposterous ideas spoken by man that have led us to the industrial span.. Soon after this atrocity, began a most hideous animosity, for this is Truth, and truth to be, So listen well, for chanting fell, but lies not to Earth nor to Man or Sea; Humanity! Ha! The road you go is vain! The world you seek and the powerful peak will be mashed with Human's refrain! Humanity! Fools! Interwoven dictators that have futile power, yet invoke us every hour into their moderators.. This path of knowledge and Wisdom is a lie, for their is no Kingdom that man may make that is perfection for we always face things like discretion, and If man cannot learn to end these cycles wild then surely our infinite powers will be set at 'Mild'. Man; The wisest thing I have in my life yet to say is that you forever will from side to side sway, and if you cannot open to all then surely you are destined to fall!
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The days were autumn crisp, and dry for Orcs, overwhelming, and treacherous , and though evil was held nigh, Fingolfin's foe's arm grew ever more treacherous. Whence all still was far and green, and whence magic retained its Esoteric proproties in the rivers fair and keen King Fingolfin rode with serendipity to his Death to be. The crowds began a wave of econiums, and the lords and nobles followed him, the Horse he rode followed him to his pandemonium's, and yet the lords unknowingly followed at their whim. This cheer and applaud soon became evanescent, while he lead himself to his descent, and soon the lords began to diffuse, so no one would be there to see the news. He wore noon-tide colored armor, that resembled bliss, his heart he bore in penumbra and in shadow, For his ride would be his last, and he would miss this world he lived in; this lovely meadow. Village by Village he rode by, in his kingdom most to the western sky, he clad in silver and gold armor rode to his doom and to Mandos' abode.. And as he approached his high and white walls, he moaned in doubt as though a shadow falls, and he rode on, in desperation to defeat Morgoth, the dark lord, and Evil's cause of preservation. Over the deserts of Angfuliath he traveled like a wounded moth, and o'er leagues and leagues he reached the place Of Morgoth's throne, where lied his mace.. Fingolfin, now weary, came up to Morgoth's gates, and spoke, in Gloom, and Woe: Come! Morgoth! Coward! Naive fool! Raven crow of Mandos' halls! Thrall of the Valar! I challenge you! Coward! Come forth and do battle with me! I challenge ye! And Morgoth, would of otherwise, stayed in his fortress, and send his spies, but he would not be a coward in front of his servants and high fortresses towered. And so Morgoth strode forth as a mountain tall from his cavernous throne in a fire-illumined hall, and he opened the gates to his home and came out in one color, of Darkness chrome. and Fingolfin spoke in fear and rage "Coward! Liar! Thief!" hoping for a effect of acrimony, But Morgoth laughed, and he said a Non Sequtuir, "You are brave, but a fool, and you shall be trodden into the ground by my hammer" and that was the only meeting of them, and began the fight for light, and for that gem that shone upon his shadowed face and resembled his former grace.. Morgoth strong and tall as a mountain began to pour forth his strength like a fountain into his hands to swing Grond, and pound Fingolfin 'till he was gone, But Fingolfin, an Elf was quick, and ran and dodged this flick of a crater sized tool so cruel that left a crater sized hole that could beguile And every time he dodged this mighty weapon he slashed Morgoth's ankles with Orcist's point sharpened and left Morgoth with blood that began to lengthen, and every time he fell, and yet left him wounded. Tireless would Fingolfin seem, as light as air and fast as dream, but in time he was struck with weariness and marked the end of his gracefulness, And Morgoth seeing this, with his hammer smote him three strikes of mountains heavy and free and in the end it killed him before he could flee and there Morgoth said "So mote it be!"
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 2:02 PM UTC
Fingolfin and Morgoth
The days were autumn crisp, and dry for Orcs, overwhelming, and treacherous , and though evil was held nigh, Fingolfin's foe's arm grew ever more treacherous. Whence all still was far and green, and whence magic retained its Esoteric proproties in the rivers fair and keen King Fingolfin rode with serendipity to his Death to be. The crowds began a wave of econiums, and the lords and nobles followed him, the Horse he rode followed him to his pandemonium's, and yet the lords unknowingly followed at their whim. This cheer and applaud soon became evanescent, while he lead himself to his descent, and soon the lords began to diffuse, so no one would be there to see the news. He wore noon-tide colored armor, that resembled bliss, his heart he bore in penumbra and in shadow, For his ride would be his last, and he would miss this world he lived in; this lovely meadow. Village by Village he rode by, in his kingdom most to the western sky, he clad in silver and gold armor rode to his doom and to Mandos' abode.. And as he approached his high and white walls, he moaned in doubt as though a shadow falls, and he rode on, in desperation to defeat Morgoth, the dark lord, and Evil's cause of preservation. Over the deserts of Angfuliath he traveled like a wounded moth, and o'er leagues and leagues he reached the place Of Morgoth's throne, where lied his mace.. Fingolfin, now weary, came up to Morgoth's gates, and spoke, in Gloom, and Woe: Come! Morgoth! Coward! Naive fool! Raven crow of Mandos' halls! Thrall of the Valar! I challenge you! Coward! Come forth and do battle with me! I challenge ye! And Morgoth, would of otherwise, stayed in his fortress, and send his spies, but he would not be a coward in front of his servants and high fortresses towered. And so Morgoth strode forth as a mountain tall from his cavernous throne in a fire-illumined hall, and he opened the gates to his home and came out in one color, of Darkness chrome. and Fingolfin spoke in fear and rage "Coward! Liar! Thief!" hoping for a effect of acrimony, But Morgoth laughed, and he said a Non Sequtuir, "You are brave, but a fool, and you shall be trodden into the ground by my hammer" and that was the only meeting of them, and began the fight for light, and for that gem that shone upon his shadowed face and resembled his former grace.. Morgoth strong and tall as a mountain began to pour forth his strength like a fountain into his hands to swing Grond, and pound Fingolfin 'till he was gone, But Fingolfin, an Elf was quick, and ran and dodged this flick of a crater sized tool so cruel that left a crater sized hole that could beguile And every time he dodged this mighty weapon he slashed Morgoth's ankles with Orcist's point sharpened and left Morgoth with blood that began to lengthen, and every time he fell, and yet left him wounded. Tireless would Fingolfin seem, as light as air and fast as dream, but in time he was struck with weariness and marked the end of his gracefulness, And Morgoth seeing this, with his hammer smote him three strikes of mountains heavy and free and in the end it killed him before he could flee and there Morgoth said "So mote it be!"
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O please tell me that the moon is showing where the tavern is, with music flowing! Hidden by forest, veiled by Glade, The Tavern is, from nature made! Tell me that the stars are gleaming! that so many people look into dreaming! and see in wonder the void afar and sleep in slumber under a star! Please tell me no Sun comes up shining, For glade and tree alike will be fading! In the Tavern; In the Forest; Lies what I hold dearest, In the Moon; and In the Star; Sing my song wherever you are! In the Tavern, in the forest, Into forest, In the glade, that we sing in! And then Fade!!!!
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 2:00 PM UTC
O Please Tell Me That The Moon Is Showing
O Fortune, like the moon you are elusive of mankind repeating, spiraling, and ending is your way... Poverty and Power, your presence brings both to rust.. Your melodic rhythms are inconsistent, and perplexing... Your weight upon me, is as but the thought of Death.. and though you help, you perversely take back.. O Fortune, the woes of misery, forgotten, and I now kneel at your mercy! Free me from this life I see!
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Jul 6, 2010
Jul 6, 2010 at 2:00 PM UTC
O Fortune