Overambition rules! I was unable to do SeSa this year but I still need to try and put a little Frodo in my Yule. I saw this pic and the prompt that occurred was
Dear Jan, your words are Magik. I have to read them twice inwardly and once aloud to feel I've got them. Beautiful sounds and a heart wrenching story. You always show us something new. These got me pondering that Frodo's openness to being enchanted made him vulnerable to being swept away by adventure, beauty, the romance of duty and the wild. And in the last part, though he seems vulnerable and lost, it is this great imaginative romance that protects and comforts him. This landscape is alive just as it always is in Tolkien, and the past is tangible. I'm glad there are sentinels watching over Frodo. Thank you for these beautiful words! And they fit the memory theme perfectly xxx
Re: RE: Yule 2jan_u_wineDecember 14 2017, 00:47:31 UTC
wow.....what lovely words, ASD. Thank you.
I think....that as long as well can see and hear and touch that 'great, imaginative romance', then we will heed the Call of the Road. Even though, in Tolkien's modern fairy-tale, the endings are not without sorrow, still, they are *real* endings. Joy mixed with tears, until we come to realize that heroes are the same as all us simple Sams.....
I love what you said and so happy that you took the time to read it thrice. Poetry is really a complicated thing....
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I think....that as long as well can see and hear and touch that 'great, imaginative romance', then we will heed the Call of the Road. Even though, in Tolkien's modern fairy-tale, the endings are not without sorrow, still, they are *real* endings. Joy mixed with tears, until we come to realize that heroes are the same as all us simple Sams.....
I love what you said and so happy that you took the time to read it thrice. Poetry is really a complicated thing....
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