Fellowship and a Stranger
Every night I would have the dreams of the small band who were on their way to Mordor. I watched them break up, then later reunite and fight in a terrible war. I followed each of
them home, and saw their lands. I felt like I was part of them, though they didn't know me. Well, the adventure came to an end after they all reached home, so I thought my nights
would no longer be spent with the men I had come to love as brothers.
I pulled my damp hair into a knot at the top of my head. Before I lay down to sleep, I crossed the room to my widow. The moon was casting a soft glow on everything around me. My
fingers went subconsciously to the mini dream catcher that hung on my neck. It had been given to me years ago by my birth father. It was silver and in the middle of the web was a
small round onyx stone. I let out a sigh as I heard the door open. My roommate Julie stormed her way into the dorm room, not bothering to shut the door behind her.
"Heya Sean. Already dressed for bed huh?" She stated disapprovingly in her cartoonish voice.
"Yeap." Came my reply. My voice sounded more calm then I felt. I was silently dreading sleep. What would I dream tonight? The fellowship was already safe at home-
"Well, night." Julie said, turning out the light. I settled myself into bed and was soon asleep.
~Dream~
I was wearing an unfamiliar golden dress, and was walking in the woods not far from my dorm. I wondered off track and found a breathtaking river. It was calm, and crystal blue in
color. I sat down on a log beside the river, smoothing out my dress. I felt like I was waiting for something. Off to my right, some bushes moved. I cocked my head to the side, to get a
better look at what was approaching. A young man stepped lightly out into a pool of silvery moonlight, which was cascading down through the many vibrant green leaves of the tall
redwood trees.
He had a confused expression on his face. He seemed to be looking for someone. His gaze rested on me. He smiled broadly and came and st beside me. He reminded me slightly of my father. He was slender, muscular and very graceful. He had long blond hair though, and brilliant green eyes. He was wearing a silvery-green tunic with light gray tights and big gray boots.
"Cormamin lindua ele lle (My heart sings to see the)" his voice was soft and sweet. He handed me a lovely white carnation. I blushed slightly as I took it from him. My action brought a fresh smile to his inviting lips. I opened my mouth to reply, but, instead, I looked up at the sky. The sun was beginning to rise. It was time to leave. Turning my attention back to the man sitting beside me, I said,
"Aa' menle nauva calen ar' ta hwesta e' ale'quenle (May thy paths be green and the breeze on they back.) Namaarie (farewell.)" I set the carnation on the log and walked back to the path.
~End Dream~
A/N - so, have any of you guessed who she is? and who do you think HE is? what what do you think wil happen next? also, what do you think so far?? REVIEW
Every night I would have the dreams of the small band who were on their way to Mordor. I watched them break up, then later reunite and fight in a terrible war. I followed each of
them home, and saw their lands. I felt like I was part of them, though they didn't know me. Well, the adventure came to an end after they all reached home, so I thought my nights
would no longer be spent with the men I had come to love as brothers.
I pulled my damp hair into a knot at the top of my head. Before I lay down to sleep, I crossed the room to my widow. The moon was casting a soft glow on everything around me. My
fingers went subconsciously to the mini dream catcher that hung on my neck. It had been given to me years ago by my birth father. It was silver and in the middle of the web was a
small round onyx stone. I let out a sigh as I heard the door open. My roommate Julie stormed her way into the dorm room, not bothering to shut the door behind her.
"Heya Sean. Already dressed for bed huh?" She stated disapprovingly in her cartoonish voice.
"Yeap." Came my reply. My voice sounded more calm then I felt. I was silently dreading sleep. What would I dream tonight? The fellowship was already safe at home-
"Well, night." Julie said, turning out the light. I settled myself into bed and was soon asleep.
~Dream~
I was wearing an unfamiliar golden dress, and was walking in the woods not far from my dorm. I wondered off track and found a breathtaking river. It was calm, and crystal blue in
color. I sat down on a log beside the river, smoothing out my dress. I felt like I was waiting for something. Off to my right, some bushes moved. I cocked my head to the side, to get a
better look at what was approaching. A young man stepped lightly out into a pool of silvery moonlight, which was cascading down through the many vibrant green leaves of the tall
redwood trees.
He had a confused expression on his face. He seemed to be looking for someone. His gaze rested on me. He smiled broadly and came and st beside me. He reminded me slightly of my father. He was slender, muscular and very graceful. He had long blond hair though, and brilliant green eyes. He was wearing a silvery-green tunic with light gray tights and big gray boots.
"Cormamin lindua ele lle (My heart sings to see the)" his voice was soft and sweet. He handed me a lovely white carnation. I blushed slightly as I took it from him. My action brought a fresh smile to his inviting lips. I opened my mouth to reply, but, instead, I looked up at the sky. The sun was beginning to rise. It was time to leave. Turning my attention back to the man sitting beside me, I said,
"Aa' menle nauva calen ar' ta hwesta e' ale'quenle (May thy paths be green and the breeze on they back.) Namaarie (farewell.)" I set the carnation on the log and walked back to the path.
~End Dream~
A/N - so, have any of you guessed who she is? and who do you think HE is? what what do you think wil happen next? also, what do you think so far?? REVIEW