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“Smaug the Magnificent” and “The Ballad of Strider and Evenstar”

Writer's picture: SEBASTIAN DIAZSEBASTIAN DIAZ

Smaug the Magnificent

Far over the Misty Mountains cold

Sights made only for the brave and bold

A landscape as beautiful as it can be

Mountains extend as far and wide as the eye can see

Durin sitting in his mighty throne

And the craftsmen chatting in their halls of stone

But things would soon take a different course

And the kingdom would be stricken with a dangerous curse

The Necromancer had been slain in the mountain of fire

The Rings had been lost but things were still dire

For a cloud of smoke suddenly emerged from the sky

And the dwarves held on for dear life

Smaug the Magnificent came riding down

Wings spread wide open he came riding down

The trembling of the ground, the rise of seas

Fire and foulness tinted the serene summer breeze

Smaug was no friend, he was a threat

The face of evil, the master of dread

Scales bursting blood, eyes flashing fire

As smoke and foulness spread across the night sky

Smaug the Magnificent came riding down

Wings spread wide open he came riding down

The spread of death and the burning of trees

Fire and foulness tinted the serene summer breeze

Smaug was no friend, he was a threat

The face of evil, the master of dread

Mountains of gold and a bed of feldspars

As doom and blackness obscure an endless sea of stars


The Ballad of Strider and Evenstar

Aragorn, son of Arathorn, son of Arador

Descendant of kings and the heir to Arnor

Most people talk about how far he’ll get

While the Steward of Gondor only sees him as a threat

But a secret that few people know

Is that his background is not all that matters, no

For, deep down in his soul, there’s room for love

There’s a very fair soul which he loves

Arwen Undómiel, Half-Elven, the kind you only see in movies

Long black hair and blue eyes, a being of unprecendented beauty

But deep inside, she feels torn

She runs to the corner and lets her maiden soul mourn

She’s trying so hard so that her family can be pleased

But what she wants is a heart filled with love and peace

Her father wants her to take the ship

Should she listen to her heart or let her happiness slip?

Her father wants her to leave these shores

He fears for her mortality, but what for?

Who cares about mortality, when you’ve got love?

And the blessing of your ancestors from above?

Will this story have a happy finish?

Or will the Evenstar’s grace and happiness diminish?


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