Introduction:
There are only seven poems in this series because, having written so much about Frodo and Sam, I decided to give the REST of the Fellowship a break and try my hand at giving them some life. ;-) I consider it a successful experiment in all cases except Boromir's
All of these poems with the exception of Boromir's are set around the same time. The poems here are reflections of the Fellowship (minus Frodo and Sam) during the Battle of the Pelennor Fields (that would be the bit where Denathor goes loony and Merry and Eowyn kill the Witch-King.... you know, the BIIIIIG battle at the end of the book....). You WILL have to have read the books to understand these, because they generally focus on details left out of the movie or things that have not yet occurred.
Boromir's poem is set some time between Gandalf's death in Khazad-Dum and the Fellowship's arrival at Lothlorien.
Enjoy!
~M
There are only seven poems in this series because, having written so much about Frodo and Sam, I decided to give the REST of the Fellowship a break and try my hand at giving them some life. ;-) I consider it a successful experiment in all cases except Boromir's
All of these poems with the exception of Boromir's are set around the same time. The poems here are reflections of the Fellowship (minus Frodo and Sam) during the Battle of the Pelennor Fields (that would be the bit where Denathor goes loony and Merry and Eowyn kill the Witch-King.... you know, the BIIIIIG battle at the end of the book....). You WILL have to have read the books to understand these, because they generally focus on details left out of the movie or things that have not yet occurred.
Boromir's poem is set some time between Gandalf's death in Khazad-Dum and the Fellowship's arrival at Lothlorien.
Enjoy!
~M