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End of the thrid age

The moon lit the way to the shores that bore the stories of their future. They would soon pass into fiction, legend, never heard of again. Only leaving tiny traces of their existence that would be swept away over time. Through the sadness the white shores still called them home.

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Exactly 50 words yet again. Also, I don't think this story will be well understood if your not a Tolkien fan as it is about the elves leaving middle earth.
Written April 30th, 2004

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  • June 15, 2004
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    beautiful

    beautiful poem. you portray an image of meaninglessness (hopefully that's what you intended). i say this because you stated, "They would soon pass into fiction, legend, never heard of again. Only leaving tiny traces of their existence that would be swept away over time." these people who think they're something are actually just something that will be forgotten, they will just be fiction and the few traces of them will be swept away in no time. it's a sad image (not sure if you intended for that). this is beautfil and you say a lot in a mere 50 words.


  • Andu
    June 1, 2004
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    *sniff* sailing into the west... That is the part of Tolkien's works, that no matter how many times I read, it always gets to me... I like this, very accurate and touching none the less.


  • Kethry
    May 22, 2004
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    Very colourful and it talks of the passing of elves in such clear language. Good job.


  • HopesAreLies
    May 19, 2004
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    wow this is amazing and yet it is so short i love a good fantasy read that is my favorite subject unfourtunatly and do not have the talent to write about it great job~~~~~HopesAreLies/Alex~~~~~


  • Cristos
    May 19, 2004
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    Very side-like view of the elven extinction, using various images in a little space. It works...a way with words makes a story writer...man..nice one.
    peace
    Chris

  • GoGo
    May 13, 2004
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    Da power house!!! This is so great. It's short, but your words make it brilliant. Damn, this was good. Live it, love it!!! So good!


  • Morgaine
    May 13, 2004
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    You're so damn good with words!! This is awesome! Good job! BB Morgaine


  • satuRn
    May 6, 2004
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    chaCHING for the silmarillion, which i love. and for your piece, which i love! this is beautiful and deep and deserving of recognition in this contest. CONGRATS, i love it!! and yes, i am a tolkien fan (yay for the shameless) i much prefer this passing of the elves to that at the end of rings- and your title? well it draws the tolkien fans, dear. well done and good luck!!


  • Meridian
    May 4, 2004
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    Brilliant!

    Aw! This is so deep, what an awesome piece of writing. The standard of writing for this contest has truley awed me and this poem is testament to that standard. Well done and good luck. X X

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