Yep, LotR haikus. These aren't quite in the conventional style—I didn't use the 5/7/5 syllables rule, but rather the rule that permits no more than 5/7/5 syllables. There are a lot of different ways to write haikus, but I like this one the best for evoking visuals, etc., without throwing in superfluous or forced words.

Mindolluin

ice and fire
shimmer white on the sharp peaks
snowfall under stars

Rath Dínen

black stone screams
an echo in the cold tombs
two old hands burn

Temptation

a glint of sunlight
his heart longs to touch this fire
this gift of power

Second Son

sharp eyes like glass
pierce him without seeing
repent too late

Mantle

crownless
he delivers her the stars
a kingly gift

Courtyard

shadows lift
a token of renewal
blooms white among stones

Estel

white arms
seek hope in black skies
the king's banner

Evenstar

winter descends
the white ships have gone
memory is grief

Hammerhand

a deep sound
dawn bursts bright on dark hills
the Hornburg blasts

Released

the king remembers
strong hands grasp the haft
old eyes spark fire

Shieldmaiden

mended
she puts away the sword
and takes his hand

Éomer

a new king shouts
rides hard like a summer storm
thunder of revenge