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Balrog
Lord of darkness, weilder of flame;
sent back to the crack in which he came.

         
This is a really short poem about what happened to the Balrog from Lord of the Rings. I may add more to this later. What do you think? (c) to me
                  Lasted updated 1/18/04
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The Story of the Ringwraiths

Mortal men doomed to die,
Now on fell beasts do they fly;

Servants of Sauron creator of the ring,
For unto Middle Earth much evil did he bring;

They shriek with anger, fiercness, wrath,
Scaring all who falls in their path;

Neither living nor dead but here none-the-less,
All in black do they dress;

Day and night they ride faster, faster,
To find the ring and get it to it's master;

They cannot see but they can hear,
And sense the ring when it is near;

Nine nazgul, ringwraiths, riders in black,
The king of them all stabbed in the back;

Of the knee and dropped his mace,
Only to be stabbed in the face;

The king may be destroyed but the others they do live,
And horror to the people they do still give;

On their fell beasts they still fly,
Through the darkened, eerie sky;

When the ring is destoyed they fall as well,
Leaving destruction where they fell;

Nine ringwraiths all in black,
It is the end now, they are never coming back.
             By:
               Me (RingWaith1989)



"The Story of the Ringwraith" was basicly written  because I wanted to write a poem. I decided to do it on Ringwraiths and verses kept poping up in my head. The end. Nothing interesting. (c) to me.
Ugly

I'm an ugly ol' child,
the devil told me so;
I held on to that lie,
and never let it go.

Then Jesus showed me truth,
how beautiful I could be;
that its the inside that counts,
not the outside of me.


Childish but fun. It took me like 2 minutes to think of this poem.
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