Thuringwethil and Tilion by Himring
Fanwork Notes
Re rating and warning:
You can interpret the poem how you like.
Violence may be implied.
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Summary:
A haiku about Thuringwethil and Tilion. (I added a photo.)
Major Characters: Thuringwethil, Tilion
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Artwork Type: No artwork type listed
Genre: Poetry
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Rating: General
Warnings: Check Notes for Warnings
Chapters: 1 Word Count: 16 Posted on 28 October 2023 Updated on 28 October 2023 This fanwork is complete.
Thuringwethil and Tilion
Written for the following quotation prompt:
Tilion was a hunter of the company of Oromë, and he had a silver bow. He was a lover of silver, and when he would rest he forsook the woods of Oromë, and going into Lórien he lay in dream by the pools of Estë, in Telperion's flickering beams; and he begged to be given the task of tending for ever the last Flower of Silver
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‘Why do you bare teeth
at the Moon's arc?’ ‘He shot me
with his silver bow.’
Silver Bow (own photo)
Chapter End Notes
The original photo was of a view of a moon in the evening sky. I have applied filters to make the sky look darker and bluer.
The haiku was written for a tolkienfanworks challenge and also posted to Ainur Week on Tumblr. The photo is an addition made to this post on SWG.
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