Mirrormere by Flora-lass
Fanwork Notes
An acrostic for the Manwë's Mailbag challenge prompt: 'Kheled-zâram' (via Jubilee). I'm very grateful to Grundy for sending me a postcard, and to Tolkien Gateway for helping me assemble all the information I needed!
Fanwork Information
Summary: O Kheled-zâram fair and wonderful! Major Characters: Major Relationships: Genre: Poetry Challenges: Jubilee, Manwë's Mailbag Rating: General Warnings: |
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Chapters: 1 | Word Count: 74 |
Posted on 14 February 2025 | Updated on 14 February 2025 |
This fanwork is complete. |
Mirrormere
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Khazad-dûm rises and Khazad-dûm falls, while
Here on the east-side of Durin's great halls,
Evening sky-blue with its star-crown of fame, lies
'Lake Looking-Glass' (as the Elves give it name).
Endlessly waiting for Durin to wake
Dimrill Dale's glory, o'erlooked by Zirak
-Zigil, Barazinbar, Bundushathûr
Azanulbizar's grim battle it saw.
Reflecting the mountains, the stars still appear
And dark is the water of fair
Mirrormere.
This was lovely to read…
This was lovely to read aloud! A great tribute to Mirrormere. I feel the Dwarves might have liked the acrostic as an art form.
Thank you! You're so kind to…
Thank you! You're so kind to take the trouble to read my poems aloud. Great idea about Dwarves and acrostics - I wonder if they sometimes carved them?
This is lovely! I love how…
This is lovely! I love how you worked it into the acrostic form.
Thank you - it was a joy to…
Thank you - it was a joy to work on!
This has a great chanting…
This has a great chanting rhythm and the acrostic form is so visually pleasing. A delight for eyes and ears!
Thank you so much for this…
Thank you so much for this lovely comment. :)
Oh wow!! You're truly a…
Oh wow!! You're truly a master at weaving magic through poetry, in many forms! This is aesthetically pleasing to the ear and so cleverly done.
I'd love to see the postcard you received!
Thank you so much for this…
Thank you so much for this great compliment and comment. It's lovely when all the pieces finally fall into place, and I have something I'm happy with which gives others pleasure too. :)
I think you saw the postcard I sent you in the end?