Legolas is a really bad poet, in spite of all his efforts. Back from the Ring Quest to Rivendell, he muses on a rhyme.

It is the 2nd year of the Fourth age. Legolas comes to Erebor to honour a promise he had made to Tauriel when they had parted ways some 80 years previously.

When young prince Legolas is sent as an envoy to a neighboring kingdom, things quickly go from bad to worse when treachery rears its ugly head. There are dangerous and deadly things going on in the seemingly innocent realm of Dorolyn and it is up to Legolas and a mysterious stranger to sort things out before an evil is unleashed upon an unsuspecting land. R & R please.

Poem to the White Tree of Gondor, the symbol of Minas Tirith. Rated K because I'm paranoid.

A little poem I wrote in class... I hope you like it! It's labeled LOTR but could actually be for any fandom. More details inside.

When an ordinary college student makes a wish for The Fellowships of the Ring to visit her, Joy gets more than she bargained for and her world is never the same again.

With the passing of the man she thought was her father, Ryder Grayson is thrown into another world intertwined with her own. Moving back to England to finish her senior year of college at Mirkwood University, she discovers who she really is and most importantly, who she can trust. Not everyone is always who they say they are...especially the boy she meets named Legolas Green.

A closer look at the events detailed in Chapter 8 of the The Return of the King, and an exploration into the shadowlands of the Black Breath. Written for the March 2015 Teitho challenge!

Zabawy przesilenia letniego w Imladris. Czysty crack.

After Isildur and before Smeagol, one more held the ring. His mind was weak but his will was powerful as he slowly began to fall into shadow.

Harad has forever been a dark country and never more so than now, in 1905 TA, with the influence of Sauron, known as the Lord of Gifts, spreading quickly. But opposing him are two wizards cloaked in blue, a warrior of the West and a woman who has survived despite all odds. Together, they may be enough to hold back the darkness and let Harad experience a dawn.

Faramir discovers an unexpected side to the new King.

The Balrog of Moria tells of his fall in his own words

'"Come," I turn and bid you follow, "We are almost home." And with those words, I stumble on by light of moon and never hear your footsteps, yet can feel you walk behind me all the way.' Returning to Imladris after Arwen's death Elrohir finally realises just what he has lost. ***Tissue Alert***

Long before Aragorn, there was another son of both royal lines. Aranarth routed Angmar from the city of Fornost with Gondor's help, but at what price? What befell the exiles of Numenor as they left their city for camps in the Wild? How did they become so feared in their own land? This is a series of snapshots of the life of Aranarth, first Chieftain of the North.

Written as a contest prize. The Fellowship of the Ring's entrance into Lothlorien, told from the perspective of a Galadrim OC named Aranethon. Features Haldir, Rumil and Orophin, with a little bit of 'friendly' insults from Gimli on the side!

Serena Moonflower is a girl who almost has it all. One day, a distraught old woman offers Serena a free fortune. Will the old woman prove to be the real thing? And, if so, how will the fortune come to unfold into reality? (DISCLAIMER: "Lord of the Rings" is owned by J.J.R. Tolkien! NOTE: Is set after the trilogy. WARNING: MIGHT contain spoilers from the series!)

A Thiradion birthyday gift for Telemachus. Elves ask the Valar for elflings. Sometimes, it's just not physically possible. But sometimes elflings are orphaned and then, perhaps, the Valar can say yes after all... A one-shot that fits loosely into the WiDS universe at some point after the War of the Ring...

"The saddest word/in the whole wide world/is the world almost..." —Nikita Gill. Vignettes. Post-RotK.

A poem abou the events in Middle Earth at the end of the third age and beginning of the fourth.

This is an emotional love story between Boromir and a young woman that he meets. It will have romance, a lot of angst, and hurt/ comfort. My motive is to make you laugh, cry and everything between. Read it you will Love it!

Barliman Butterbur is a conscientious innkeeper who tries to look after all his guests.

Legolas and his friends are accustomed to dealing with the perils of the battlefield. Navigating the intrigues of court will prove far more difficult. Sequel to "Doubt".

Haldir's world is not what it once was a hundred years after the War of the Ring. Unable to leave what he loves most, it will take someone else to heal his pain and return him to the elf he once was.

The forces of darkness are trying to kill the last heir to a powerful kingdom so they can conqure it. It is up a band of heroes to try and stop them. But the one sent to kill them is someone our main hero knows well, can he stop them and save Middle Earth?