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Chasm & Mirrormere
Dec. 18th, 2009 10:22 pmFallen, fallen...
Chasm is a brief mourning piece after the loss of Gandalf, so suddenly taken from them, and is essentially Frodo's point of view but could apply to Aragorn as well. With it is Mirrormere, a little different from my usual writing in that it dives more deeply into symbolism and philosophical thinking - part of me likes it and part of me thinks it needs work because I was 'trying too hard'. I think I was reading things like Thanatopsis at this time and it shows.
Chasm
( I cannot see for my tears )
-
Mirrormere
( Blind to the longer tale we are of, Fated to hold the fleeting )
Chasm is a brief mourning piece after the loss of Gandalf, so suddenly taken from them, and is essentially Frodo's point of view but could apply to Aragorn as well. With it is Mirrormere, a little different from my usual writing in that it dives more deeply into symbolism and philosophical thinking - part of me likes it and part of me thinks it needs work because I was 'trying too hard'. I think I was reading things like Thanatopsis at this time and it shows.
Chasm
( I cannot see for my tears )
-
Mirrormere
( Blind to the longer tale we are of, Fated to hold the fleeting )
