DISCLAIMER: Everything and anything Lord of the Rings related belongs to the biggest genius that ever lived, J.R.R Tolkien. Not me. (But you can't sue me for dreaming can you?) Perhaps one day I'll come up with a masterpiece of my own but for now, you'll have to make do with this :)
SUMMARY: Gandalf's thoughts in Moria.
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We face the mines of Moria
A place of darkness and doom
A place which once was glorious
But now knows only gloom
Passing through abandoned halls
Makes me rather scared
Though I do not dare show fear
We are very unprepared
This place has been corrupted
By the power of Mordor
Evil creatures lie in wait
But how many, I cannot be sure
I look into everyone's faces
And I know I must be strong
I must make the right decisions
As I cannot risk being wrong
And now we come to three passageways
Of which I have no memory
No-one else knows what to do
For everyone relies on me
They all look up to me
What should I do? Where should we go?
They think I know all the answers
But some things, I do not know
Yet if I don't know the answers
Then what exactly do we do?
If I don't know the answers
Who do I look up to?
What would happen to this Fellowship
If I should come to fall?
Who then would be the leader?
Would there be any hope at all?
Walking deeper into darkness
I feel a sense of dread
I have a feeling something foul
Is lurking up ahead
Orcs have come and orcs have gone
And glancing at my friends
I see they think that we are safe
Yet I feel this may be the end
For out of the Shadows, a Balrog appears
And I realise my time has come
Swords and arrows have no more use
So I urge the others to run
And as I face this demon
I cannot see much hope for this Quest
But I know I must defeat the Balrog
If everything is to turn out for the best
I hear the screams, I hear the yells
But there's nothing I can do
I do not know what advice to give
Except to "fly, you fools"
AUTHOR'S NOTES: This is what boring Chemistry lessons make you do. Start writing LotR poems. If only in every Chemistry lesson I could write poems ^_^ And then my teachers kept talking and talking in History and Geography so while they were waffling on, I was writing. And by the end of Geography I was finally finished. On another note, thankyou so much to everyone who's reviewed so far. I hope this poem is good too. But whether you love it or hate it, please review. Please?
