Tolkien Poems - Poems about Tolkien

The amazing linguist J. R. R. Tolkien - On creating an immersive Middle Earth he was keen. Being short, loving good food, and smoking a pipe, he considered the hobbit to be just his type!...Read the rest...

Tempest gone, darkened skies have all blown past, tho' blue grey dawn laughs at my feeble fist. A knight's heart equanimity lost... thrown now into these land mines I placed, and doom of Middle Earth left...Read the rest...

Oh God, expand my narrow, cluttered, room! And clear the clutter out, so I may see! And still my Seas, as You did, Galilee! Life threatens to collapse in, with a Boom! Like Aspen, that arise after a fire, Or...Read the rest...

Remember how he came and how he went, Born far away the flakes of your soft bark, A quartered apple in the muse’s hand, The evergreen fond memory, our spark. Up, up, up Into the errant autumn winds. Leaves stutter in...Read the rest...

He was a writer, a fighter, an old-timer word rhymer Always thought free verse was asinine He was the queerest, the dearest, the tear in your beer-est and he was one Tolkien over the line He was archaic, prosaic,...Read the rest...

I have cut a Simril-- From the darkened grounds of Terra I made it... Chipping away at the coal-block, Picking till red my nails became, With hammer and chisel striking. And if my aim was true A light would shine...Read the rest...

Sun trying to find it's way through mystical frosty mountain tops looking over man made ruins of broken fence posts set along the desserted dried up shore line the years have faded by, but "Still round the corner there may wait, a...Read the rest...