A poem about Lothlorien, and the reluctance to let it go.
For the Love of Lothórien
In the wind I hear the whispers
In the trees I see rebirth
In the water I see the springtime
When all was born unto the earth
But with the rain I taste a sadness.
With the sun I see no flame.
In the East there is a darkness.
There's a shadow there to blame.
Yet, I still walk among the gardens.
I stand long in forgotten glades.
I look over all around me.
I look over who remain.
And here I'll be until the end time.
I'll be here til all is lost,
and I'll never long for Westward.
No matter what the cost.
For the Love of Lothórien
In the wind I hear the whispers
In the trees I see rebirth
In the water I see the springtime
When all was born unto the earth
But with the rain I taste a sadness.
With the sun I see no flame.
In the East there is a darkness.
There's a shadow there to blame.
Yet, I still walk among the gardens.
I stand long in forgotten glades.
I look over all around me.
I look over who remain.
And here I'll be until the end time.
I'll be here til all is lost,
and I'll never long for Westward.
No matter what the cost.
