Giver of Freedom by MisbehavingMaiar
Fanwork Notes
Borrowing heavily from the Poetic Edda like the myth nerd I am.
Art and poetry © Rivka Nipper (Wesley) 2013
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Summary:
A short poem and a portrait of Melkor.
Major Characters: Melkor
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Artwork Type: No artwork type listed
Genre: Poetry
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Rating: General
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This fanwork belongs to the series
Chapters: 1 Word Count: 1, 319 Posted on 12 April 2014 Updated on 12 April 2014 This fanwork is a work in progress.
Giver of Freedom
How does one worship Melkor? By holding nothing sacred, and fearing the dark; by pouring blood on the altar and knowing that it is wasted, and giving your idols to the fire.
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There shall be an age of fire and an age of steel;
The tired sun run down by night;
An age of marring, and an age of wolves
Ere I rise again in might.
Chapter End Notes
I like playing around with iconography. Perhaps this would reside in the Temple of Freedom in Numenor? A painting or a stained glass window...
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