Bittersweet dreams of Númenor. Edit: I realized that this was better suited to the Silmarillion, so I changed the category.

Faramir gets a few words in.

A poem based on Tolkien's "The Adventures of Tom Bombadil."

Reflections from a man, remembering the Nazgul watching the roads durring the wars of the ring. deep peice, well, at least i think so!

A birthday poem for Tyellas. On the first night of Valinor, Fëanor reflects on Fate and Free Will, and chooses his own path.

Melian reflects about her losses in Middle-earth.

Elu Thingol mourns his daughter.

Short poem about Indis s feelings as she struggles between the fear of Míriel s ghost and her own guilty conscience. Companion piece to "In Her Shadow."

Silmarillion-based. An ancient Elvish song

A song of Earendil.

From Nerdanel to Feanor.

An elf looks back, remembering her home in Tirion. Based on the Silmarillion

poem on the REAL rider of Asfaloth

A Dúnedain Carol for the Winter Solstice.

After retiring to Rivendell, Bilbo Baggins is working hard on his book. Elrond, Aragorn, Arwen and Elladan play supporting roles.

A lament for the lost city.

A Daeron poem, postLuthien. Winner in the category of Poetry long form in the 2004 Mithril Awards.

An Orcish love song. Seriously. Why should only elves and humans have all the fun? Winner the 2004 Mithril awards for poetryshort form.

Fingon and Maedhros in beauty, war, mad love and above all things, vanity. Update: Maglor rests after telling of the Nirnaeth, and a new voice takes over, to sing of Doriath.

A terzanelle written by Denethor, addressing a thousand years of fuitility

A Nursery Rhyme from Gondor, about Queen Beruthiel and her pussycats

A love song from the heart of war, and a lullabye to scare the daylights out of the little one. Home By Morning has been nominated for a 2003 Mithril Award in the Best Poetry catagory.