Some quotes - sentences from me..

Since summer st arted at last! I decided to write down some small senctences full of emotions, fantasy and meanings for feature reference in stories such as my personal masterpiece: "Estel: A new hope" most sentences are based on Noldors flea from Valinor(check out : The Silmarillion by Tolkien)...

Throught the dark ages and into the storm, they were following the will of the one! How they need it so much? Oh by the Valar!
Sypnosis:
Noldor followed Feanor's will and "escaped" from the Valars to seek out the stolen Silmarils. But did they needed them so much to place an oath of eternal darkness to Eru himself?

..Like sorrowful seaguls they sang, lost in the deep shades and throught the dark ages they were following the will of the one...
Sypnosis:
Again I call the days they were "inprisoned" by the Valars as Dark Ages, ironically but in reallity they weren't! Again I say about Feanor's will that lead his people to their most tragic days! The seaguls and the idea about the song(they sang) is that the Noldors before they flee from the Holy Lands they killed Teleri Elves, people of their own kind and split their blood into the shores of Aman. Teleri were living near the sea and loved to sing, alongside with seaguls. Most of the Noldors who followed Feanor are actually tragic figures, since they got involved without knowing what really happen, that Feanor attacked first, but they thought that Teleri did so! They got blind by their fury and thus I used the terms: Lost in the deep shades...

I know where stars glow, sky's unclouded, sweet water runs, light break throught the darkness and tears unnumbered...I 've seen that bitter end..
Sypnosis:
This is a weird one. I call that picture bitter, while it is beatiful! Think of it for a moment or two...ok here is the logic behind it: such beaty is the beaty of Valinor, where the halls of Mandos lie. Elves after they die, their spirits go to those halls so it is an end. The whole thing is about the Doom of Noldors, base on Mandos' curce.

Gone's the wisdom of a thousand years, a world in fire, chains and fear leads me to a place so far...leads me to my twinlight halls...
Sypnosis:
This is easy, the whole idea behind it is about the Noldor(who supposed to be "wise" and thus their name) who blinded by their fury and emotions, left their logic and wisdom behind. The world is about Middle-Earth and Noldors' endless battles against the Dark Lord. All of them fail and led more and more to the halls of Mandos(the twinlight halls).
More to come!