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Mar 30, 2009 23:38

Is it safe now for me to post to the Network? 'tis not about mushro The Lady Galadriel sang to us as we left Lothlórien. I have been trying to recall the words.

I believe this is how it went: Namárië! Nai hiruvalyë Valimar. Nai elyë hiruva. Namárië! And I believe this is what it means: "Farewell! May (it be) that thou finds Valimar. May (it be) ( Read more... )

the red book, galadriel, the west

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the_futurequeen March 30 2009, 19:48:09 UTC
What language is that, if you don't mind my asking? It sounds lovely.

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ninefingered March 30 2009, 21:05:18 UTC
It is the language of the Elves, in the old tongue. They are very beautiful people, the Elves, and they create such beauty in the world.

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foxfacades March 30 2009, 23:11:58 UTC
Death is not always cruel. Sometimes it is even a mercy.

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ninefingered March 31 2009, 02:28:34 UTC
Sometimes. But we think that before we even know what death actually is.

I cannot imagine not existing.

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foxfacades March 31 2009, 02:53:54 UTC
Perhaps when we think of death as an ultimate release from worldly pain, we're trying to console ourselves in the face of suffering.

Nor I. Is that what you believe death is?

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ninefingered March 31 2009, 02:55:01 UTC
I do not know what death is, I can only make guesses.

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to_turn_away March 31 2009, 11:18:05 UTC
Why look beyond death when there is something to strive for while corporeal?

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ninefingered March 31 2009, 13:03:05 UTC
Because I have done my striving, and now I must wait.

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to_turn_away March 31 2009, 16:52:09 UTC
And what will you do while waiting?

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ninefingered April 1 2009, 04:13:18 UTC
I am writing down the great deeds of those I have been honored to help.

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