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The Elven Princess

by @freegalio

In mighty kingdoms far away Grew an elven king, stern and wise Whose young daughter grew in the fields with eyes as blue as the clearest skies Elenir, was the daughters name who danced amongst leaves like gold whose laughter rang like a thousand bells whose fair skin would never grow or old There a traveller came from mountains and lost, he wandered beneath the trees he drank from nameless rivers and voyaged across the savage seas They met under the sheets of stars as she saved him from himself he touched her hair, felt her voice and till death, he stayed with the elf His human life frayed away After a mere blink of years She watched and stroked his aging face and wiped away her tears And when he passed, she could not bear the pain that she felt inside the once swaying trees that danced felt empty, old and dried She traveled up to the clifftops Elenir cried her lovers name She threw herself into the raging oceans for her life was never the same The elven king was despaired to see the loss of his cherished daughter He cursed the lands Set fire blazing and froze the wicked waters He hide away his treasured kingdom and watched as the world around him burned His soldiers pleaded, his people begged to not leave the world so spurned But his heartbreak was too great to deal The world fell into darkness and with the once-beautiful Elenirs death the skies grew black and starless
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Dec 18, 2015
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inspired by king thranduil from the hobbit

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#fantasy#hobbit#lotr#elf#elves
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