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Check Ballots for Main Category: Genres: Poetry
SubCategory Genres: Poetry: General
Elrond's Farewell (269): Armariel
URL: http://www.henneth-annun.net/stories/chapter.cfm?stid=7166
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Elrond bids farewell to his daughter Arwen as he prepares to leave
Middle-earth.
I Married for Love (661): Ford of Bruinen
URL:
http://www.silmarillionwritersguild.org/archive/home/viewstory.php?sid=172&chapter=1
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: Indis/Finwe
Indis reflects on her marriage after the death of Finwe
Philosophia to Philomythus and Misomythus (50): pandemonium_213
URL:
http://www.silmarillionwritersguild.org/archive/home/viewstory.php?sid=320&chapter=2
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Tolkien wrote "Mythopoeia" in response to C.S. Lewis' assertion that
myths were "lies...breathed through silver." "Philosophia to
Philomythus and Misomythus " offers this response: art and
myth-as-culture need not oppose knowledge and progress.
Yrch Song (564): Phyncke
URL: http://www.ofelvesandmen.com/Stories/P/phyncke/YrchSong.htm
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
The orcs march to battle at Pelennor Field in the Third Age War of the
Ring. This is what they might sing. A rhyming chanting song.
Temptation (416): Princess Artemis
URL: http://www.princessartemis.com/fiction/misc/tempt.html
Teen, Reason for Rating: References to violence.
Romance Partners: N/A
The thoughts of the One Ring as it passes from and through the hands
of many.
SubCategory: Genres: Poetry: Drama
Answers (458): Armariel
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3418&cid=14464
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
From the Blessed Realm, Frodo assures Sam of his love and happiness in
his new home.
The Bridge (429): Armariel
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3418&cid=12987
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
Sam speaks of a dream/vision in which he visited Frodo in the Undying
Lands.
25 Rethe, S.R. 1422: The Three Travellers Remember (679): Dreamflower
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=4203&cid=16625
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
An inverted dribble set, as Frodo's friends remember him on the
anniversary of the Ring's destruction...
Merry on the Pelennor Fields (720): Primsong
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=4317&cid=17021
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Merry's experience at Pelennor, as those he has come to love all seem
swept away, and one who was like a father to him lies dying before him.
Call of the Dream (402): Queen Galadriel
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=5899&cid=24933
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Inspired by Tolkien's "The Sea Bell." What other dreams haunted
Frodo's sleep?
Maglor's Song (398): Robinka
URL:
http://www.silmarillionwritersguild.org/archive/home/viewstory.php?sid=113
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
A sonnet that reflects the fate of Maglor.
Galadriel Remembers (583): Savageseraph
URL: http://savageseraph.livejournal.com/33532.html
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Long after the Elves return to the Undying Lands, Galadriel remembers
the "loves and wars and rings" she left behind to return to the
Undying Lands.
SubCategory: Genres: Poetry: Hobbits
Shire (469): Aranel Took
URL: http://aranel-took.fancrone.net/other/tanka/shire.php
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
The simplicity of the Shire.
The Gardener Speaks (428): Armariel
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3418&cid=12986
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
Sam speaks his thoughts to a sleeping Frodo on their journey.
Bearer of the Ring (396): ConnieMarie
URL: http://www.guestroom.the-green-door.net/Connie/BeareroftheRing.htm
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
This poem is a lament for Frodo's suffering and sacrifice, and a
fervent wish for his healing in the West. It is written directly to Frodo.
By Ship or Grave (618): Larner
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3966&cid=24717
General, Reason for Rating: n/a
Romance Partners: Sam/Rosie
Frodo contemplates the choice he faces.
The Ring That Sauron Forged (645): Larner
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=5058&cid=24536
General, Reason for Rating: n/a
Romance Partners: n/a
A Tolkienesque nursery rhyme.
SubCategory: Genres: Poetry: Late Third Age
Rebirth (471): Aranel Took
URL: http://aranel-took.fancrone.net/other/tanka/isengard.php
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Renewal after the war.
Three Songs (301): Lindelea
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3065&cid=24210
General, Reason for Rating: implied violence, but no worse than the
wolf eating Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother.
Romance Partners: N/A
Three songs, each sung in the depths of a dark night. Written for one
of Marigold's Challenges, based on the starter: Lotho was probably
still alive when the Travellers reached the Gate at the Bridge. What
did he think about their return? Was his body ever found?
Weathertop (597): Primsong
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterlistview.asp?SID=5911
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
A set of six poems examining the events in the dell under Weathertop
and the immediate consequences of them. Beginning with a scene-setting
then following primarily from Frodo's POV, and hence slightly dark
emotively.
The Search (501): rhyselle
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=5838&cid=24733
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
This was written for the Leaf and Stone Yahoo Group's The Tolkien
Tango Prompt #12: WANDERING. When I first saw the prompt, the first
thing that popped into my head was the map of Middle-earth as seen in
the film... and then I seemed to see, in my imagination, little
footprints wandering about between Mordor and the misty mountains,
crossing the Dead Marshes, heading north and west... And this is what
Gollum had to say.
Boromir at the Bat (632): White Gull
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=5047&cid=23426
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
Classic Americana with a Middle-Earth twist.
SubCategory Genres: Poetry: General
Elrond's Farewell (269): Armariel
URL: http://www.henneth-annun.net/stories/chapter.cfm?stid=7166
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Elrond bids farewell to his daughter Arwen as he prepares to leave
Middle-earth.
I Married for Love (661): Ford of Bruinen
URL:
http://www.silmarillionwritersguild.org/archive/home/viewstory.php?sid=172&chapter=1
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: Indis/Finwe
Indis reflects on her marriage after the death of Finwe
Philosophia to Philomythus and Misomythus (50): pandemonium_213
URL:
http://www.silmarillionwritersguild.org/archive/home/viewstory.php?sid=320&chapter=2
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Tolkien wrote "Mythopoeia" in response to C.S. Lewis' assertion that
myths were "lies...breathed through silver." "Philosophia to
Philomythus and Misomythus " offers this response: art and
myth-as-culture need not oppose knowledge and progress.
Yrch Song (564): Phyncke
URL: http://www.ofelvesandmen.com/Stories/P/phyncke/YrchSong.htm
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
The orcs march to battle at Pelennor Field in the Third Age War of the
Ring. This is what they might sing. A rhyming chanting song.
Temptation (416): Princess Artemis
URL: http://www.princessartemis.com/fiction/misc/tempt.html
Teen, Reason for Rating: References to violence.
Romance Partners: N/A
The thoughts of the One Ring as it passes from and through the hands
of many.
SubCategory: Genres: Poetry: Drama
Answers (458): Armariel
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3418&cid=14464
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
From the Blessed Realm, Frodo assures Sam of his love and happiness in
his new home.
The Bridge (429): Armariel
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3418&cid=12987
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
Sam speaks of a dream/vision in which he visited Frodo in the Undying
Lands.
25 Rethe, S.R. 1422: The Three Travellers Remember (679): Dreamflower
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=4203&cid=16625
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
An inverted dribble set, as Frodo's friends remember him on the
anniversary of the Ring's destruction...
Merry on the Pelennor Fields (720): Primsong
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=4317&cid=17021
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Merry's experience at Pelennor, as those he has come to love all seem
swept away, and one who was like a father to him lies dying before him.
Call of the Dream (402): Queen Galadriel
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=5899&cid=24933
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Inspired by Tolkien's "The Sea Bell." What other dreams haunted
Frodo's sleep?
Maglor's Song (398): Robinka
URL:
http://www.silmarillionwritersguild.org/archive/home/viewstory.php?sid=113
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
A sonnet that reflects the fate of Maglor.
Galadriel Remembers (583): Savageseraph
URL: http://savageseraph.livejournal.com/33532.html
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Long after the Elves return to the Undying Lands, Galadriel remembers
the "loves and wars and rings" she left behind to return to the
Undying Lands.
SubCategory: Genres: Poetry: Hobbits
Shire (469): Aranel Took
URL: http://aranel-took.fancrone.net/other/tanka/shire.php
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
The simplicity of the Shire.
The Gardener Speaks (428): Armariel
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3418&cid=12986
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
Sam speaks his thoughts to a sleeping Frodo on their journey.
Bearer of the Ring (396): ConnieMarie
URL: http://www.guestroom.the-green-door.net/Connie/BeareroftheRing.htm
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
This poem is a lament for Frodo's suffering and sacrifice, and a
fervent wish for his healing in the West. It is written directly to Frodo.
By Ship or Grave (618): Larner
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3966&cid=24717
General, Reason for Rating: n/a
Romance Partners: Sam/Rosie
Frodo contemplates the choice he faces.
The Ring That Sauron Forged (645): Larner
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=5058&cid=24536
General, Reason for Rating: n/a
Romance Partners: n/a
A Tolkienesque nursery rhyme.
SubCategory: Genres: Poetry: Late Third Age
Rebirth (471): Aranel Took
URL: http://aranel-took.fancrone.net/other/tanka/isengard.php
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
Renewal after the war.
Three Songs (301): Lindelea
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=3065&cid=24210
General, Reason for Rating: implied violence, but no worse than the
wolf eating Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother.
Romance Partners: N/A
Three songs, each sung in the depths of a dark night. Written for one
of Marigold's Challenges, based on the starter: Lotho was probably
still alive when the Travellers reached the Gate at the Bridge. What
did he think about their return? Was his body ever found?
Weathertop (597): Primsong
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterlistview.asp?SID=5911
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
A set of six poems examining the events in the dell under Weathertop
and the immediate consequences of them. Beginning with a scene-setting
then following primarily from Frodo's POV, and hence slightly dark
emotively.
The Search (501): rhyselle
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=5838&cid=24733
General, Reason for Rating: N/A
Romance Partners: N/A
This was written for the Leaf and Stone Yahoo Group's The Tolkien
Tango Prompt #12: WANDERING. When I first saw the prompt, the first
thing that popped into my head was the map of Middle-earth as seen in
the film... and then I seemed to see, in my imagination, little
footprints wandering about between Mordor and the misty mountains,
crossing the Dead Marshes, heading north and west... And this is what
Gollum had to say.
Boromir at the Bat (632): White Gull
URL: http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=5047&cid=23426
General, Reason for Rating:
Romance Partners: N/A
Classic Americana with a Middle-Earth twist.
Msg# 9101
Re: Check Ballot #1 - Poetry Posted by Bonnie L. Sherrell July 06, 2008 - 18:52:03 Topic ID# 9084What are the subcategories for poetry? Again, I'm not certain that
"The Ring that Sauron Forged," which follows the Ring throughout Its
existence, should be subcategorized under Hobbits.
Bonnie L. Sherrell
Teacher at Large
"Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgement. For even the very wise cannot see all ends." LOTR
"Don't go where I can't follow."
I mourn for this nation.
"The Ring that Sauron Forged," which follows the Ring throughout Its
existence, should be subcategorized under Hobbits.
Bonnie L. Sherrell
Teacher at Large
"Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgement. For even the very wise cannot see all ends." LOTR
"Don't go where I can't follow."
I mourn for this nation.
Msg# 9119
Re: Check Ballot #1 - Poetry Posted by melayton@gmail.com July 06, 2008 - 23:51:25 Topic ID# 9084Hi Larner,
The subcategories in poetry are
Genres: Poetry: General
Genres: Poetry: Drama
Genres: Poetry: Hobbits
Genres: Poetry: Late Third Age
We placed it in Genres: Poetry: Hobbits because you selected Hobbits as
one of your category choices (your third-choice category), and because
you selected three hobbits as "characters for categorization" (meaning
that they could be used as the basis for setting up subcategories).
Since there are only five poems in Genres: Poetry: Hobbits, if I move
this poem it will make that category nonviable. Therefore I'd rather not
move it if that can be avoided.
Thanks,
Marta
Bonnie L. Sherrell wrote:
The subcategories in poetry are
Genres: Poetry: General
Genres: Poetry: Drama
Genres: Poetry: Hobbits
Genres: Poetry: Late Third Age
We placed it in Genres: Poetry: Hobbits because you selected Hobbits as
one of your category choices (your third-choice category), and because
you selected three hobbits as "characters for categorization" (meaning
that they could be used as the basis for setting up subcategories).
Since there are only five poems in Genres: Poetry: Hobbits, if I move
this poem it will make that category nonviable. Therefore I'd rather not
move it if that can be avoided.
Thanks,
Marta
Bonnie L. Sherrell wrote:
>
>
> What are the subcategories for poetry? Again, I'm not certain that
> "The Ring that Sauron Forged," which follows the Ring throughout Its
> existence, should be subcategorized under Hobbits.
> Bonnie L. Sherrell
> Teacher at Large
>
> "Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgement. For even the
> very wise cannot see all ends." LOTR
>
> "Don't go where I can't follow."
>
> I mourn for this nation.
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