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Lothlorien in Spring - Ode to the Golden Wood

January 23, 2002
Submitted By erinhue

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In times that will not come again
There was a forest Lorien
Clothed in morning glory mist
Its byways were by beauty kissed
A timeless wonder to behold
Was Lorien in days of old

Lothlorien, Lothlorien
We still your beauty sing
There never was a land more fair
Than Lorien in spring.

Throughout the age homage was paid
Although The Wood began to fade
And stories even now are told
Of when its leaves all turned to gold
For vibrant was its autumn hue
And every honor was its due

Lothlorien, Lothlorien
We still your beauty sing
There never was a land more fair
Than Lorien in spring.

The Golden Wood then was its name
A glory still despite the change
But now her beauty lies in tales
Who's picture painting words are pale
When held up to the Golden Light
Of Lorien before the Night.

Lothlorien, Lothlorien
We still your beauty sing
There never was a land more fair
Than Lorien in spring.


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  1. stunning use of poetic language. a thrill to read. the opitimy of poetic language. enchanting and haunting. wonderful!

    Comment by KOMET_KAELA - February 27, 2002 @ 5:19 PM

  2. stunning use of poetic language. a thrill to read. the opitimy of poetic language. enchanting and haunting. wonderful!

    Comment by KOMET_KAELA - February 27, 2002 @ 5:19 PM

  3. stunning use of poetic language. a thrill to read. the epitimy of poetic language. enchanting and haunting. wonderful!

    Comment by KOMET_KAELA - February 27, 2002 @ 5:20 PM

  4. stunning use of poetic language. a thrill to read. the epitimy of poetic language. enchanting and haunting. wonderful!

    Comment by KOMET_KAELA - February 27, 2002 @ 5:20 PM

  5. you've really captured the spirit of lothlorien here. I've read loads of poems with the same theme but they don't even come close to the quality of this one.

    Comment by songbreeze - December 21, 2002 @ 3:27 AM

  6. you've really captured the spirit of lothlorien here. I've read loads of poems with the same theme but they don't even come close to the quality of this one.

    Comment by songbreeze - December 21, 2002 @ 3:27 AM

  7. I agree with songbreeze I've read many poems about lorien but none as good as this!!! anywho
    Great Poem!

    Comment by ~Arwen_Evenstar925~ - March 9, 2003 @ 5:40 AM

  8. I agree with songbreeze I've read many poems about lorien but none as good as this!!! anywho
    Great Poem!

    Comment by ~Arwen_Evenstar925~ - March 9, 2003 @ 5:40 AM

  9. This is beautiful. It truly paints the beautiful picture of Lothlorien and its fading away. I could sing it as I read it.

    Comment by fishy071 - January 21, 2004 @ 4:50 AM

  10. Did you know, this is one of the first poems I read in the RR when I first joined TORC? Along with your Entwives one, and the one about love, and a couple others not by you, they were my first impression of TORC. And guess what? I stuck around Now, I'm not surprised that my dear Guild Master wrote them, though I had no clue at the time

    Luthy

    Comment by luthienelflover - August 16, 2004 @ 9:36 PM

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