Disclaimer
I don't own Pippin, or Merry or Sam, or Frodo, or any other Tolkien
character that is written about in here. But oh what I would give to have
Pippin..
Author's Note
So I finally got around to writing a Merry and Pippin fic. Just a few
things about it here or it may be a bit confusing to you.
This is basically takes place on the evening that Frodo leaves with the
elves from the Grey Havens. It picks up with Pippin, Merry, and Sam,
although it's going to be Pippin's thoughts. And maybe a little from Merry.
It's goes back to events in Pippin's life (well the way I wrote it at
least) that he is remembering as they watch Frodo leave. So there are going
to be flashbacks, and they will be the longest bits of the story. The
flashbacks will all start their own chapters, so the "current" time parts
will be really short chapters.
Don't worry, you'll get it.
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There comes a point in everyone's life that all your live's past event seem
to lead up to.
The day you fall in love, the day you save a life, the day you die.
And no matter how you try to prepare yourself for those moments, it seems
that when it comes, everything leaves you.
Every fiber of your being is in a reckless abandon, and the beat of the
heart is an erratic rhythm.
It's when collective endurance seems to fail and the only thing your heart
is clinging to is faith.
Faith in hope, faith in love, faith in yourself.
It's times like these that the world seems to slow and stop.
Time has no meaning, and every breath you take is a new beginning.
It's only when these moments are over, that we realize how much they mean.
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They were not tears of loneliness, no, nor tears of despair.
They were simply tears of exhaustion that Pippin cried there on the steps
of the quay as he watched the sails shrink into the distance.
Sam stood silently, face expressionless, as tears rolled down his cheeks.
Merry was next to Pippin, his hand resting on the other hobbit's shoulder.
And Pippin cried, crying for everything that had happened in the last few
years.
And he cried for every one of those moments in his life.
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