The Song of Skateboard Legolas by Anne Wolfe

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Summary:

An (intentionally!) absurd poem. Written for the Skateboarding prompt, in the Middle-earth Olympics challenge.

Major Characters: Legolas Greenleaf, Legolas of Gondolin

Major Relationships:

Genre: Humor, Poetry

Challenges: Middle-earth Olympics

Rating: General

Warnings:

Chapters: 1 Word Count: 208
Posted on 16 August 2021 Updated on 16 August 2021

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Thank you! I couldn't choose which Legolas to write about, so I thought: why not both? (And it wouldn't fit in, but I was really amused by the thought of this version of Legolas being older than Thranduil, but getting politically adopted nonetheless. Not that I'm overly concerned with canon compliance anyway where this thing is concerned!)

... the Legolas prompt, that is!

We mods offered this one in silliness, hoping someone would take us up on it, and you did! I was grinning by the second stanza and literally LOL'ed at the announcer's comment about the rollerskates.

I can't sing or compose music, but if you ever find someone to do it and you need an announcer's voice ... I'm there!