I wrote this poem about 2-3 years back, after re-reading Lord of The Rings for the umpteenth time.
I was a bit younger then, so please forgive the standard of the poem.
(( Just to clarify, this poem is about the duel between Gandalf and the Balrog in the Mines of Moria))
With Istari grace did he fight
Striving to defend what was right
The Balrog of Morgoth was his foe
Unholy fire, could it throw
Durin's Bane was its name
Durin the Deathleass, it had slain
With whip, fire, and blade it fought
But 'twas all to be for naught
The Flames of Anor struck him down
And into the darkness it did drown
It looked as though the victor was clear,
But the Grey wizard's end too, was near
The Balrog's whip shot out for the keep,
Drums, drums in the deep
I was a bit younger then, so please forgive the standard of the poem.
(( Just to clarify, this poem is about the duel between Gandalf and the Balrog in the Mines of Moria))
With Istari grace did he fight
Striving to defend what was right
The Balrog of Morgoth was his foe
Unholy fire, could it throw
Durin's Bane was its name
Durin the Deathleass, it had slain
With whip, fire, and blade it fought
But 'twas all to be for naught
The Flames of Anor struck him down
And into the darkness it did drown
It looked as though the victor was clear,
But the Grey wizard's end too, was near
The Balrog's whip shot out for the keep,
Drums, drums in the deep
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