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Now men awoke and listened to Felagund as he harped and sang, and each thought that he was in some fair dream, until he saw that his fellows were awake also beside him; but they did not speak or stir while Felagund still played, because of the beauty of the music and the wonder of the song. Wisdom was in the words of the Elven-king, and the hearts grew wiser that hearkened to him; for the things of which he sang, of the making of Arda, and the bliss of Aman beyond the shadows of the Sea, came as clear visions before their eyes, and his Elvish speech was interpreted in each mind according to its measure. (JRR Tolkien, Silmarillion)

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:iconcrowmaiden:
Wow, it's so pretty. The lighting is amazing. :wow:

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"laugh and the world laughs with you...snore and you sleep alone."

"You can't whack Death on the head!"
"If he comes near me I'm gonna rip his nipples off!"
:iconmarycrazy:
I very like Felagund,nice character..
you drawing as my best friend :)
and this picture is dreamy,I love the atmosphere ;)

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:iconedarlein:
Thanks!

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In the world there is nothing absolute, except absolute zero, but it is an abstraction.

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:iconedarlein:
Thanks! :)

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In the world there is nothing absolute, except absolute zero, but it is an abstraction.

visit my other gallery: [link]
:iconcrowmaiden:
No problem ^^

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"laugh and the world laughs with you...snore and you sleep alone."

"You can't whack Death on the head!"
"If he comes near me I'm gonna rip his nipples off!"
:iconluntary:
wanderful work!

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Not all that glitters is gold and not all who wander are lost.
Please visit my gallery

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:icondasliedvondererde:
I like this a lot (and the description!)

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Who hath numbered the sand of the sea, and the drops of rain, and the days of the world? Who hath measured the height of heaven, and the breadth of the earth, and the depth of the abyss?
:iconedarlein:
Thank you! For the description all the thanks to JRR Tolkien ;)

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In the world there is nothing absolute, except absolute zero, but it is an abstraction.

visit my other gallery: [link]
:iconarmel:
I did a (very bad) drawing of this scene when I was in High School, the scene always struck me as very visual, and I think you captured it quite well ^^

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December 19, 2008
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Minolta Co., Ltd.
DiMAGE Z1
10/500 second
F/2.8
6 mm
125
Jan 1, 2003, 12:00:00 AM

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