Eärendillinwë ends with the Flamebearer of Númenor on his journey
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Stanza 9
Shine bright, elven mariner! Sail high through all the sky!
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Eärendillinwë ends with the Flamebearer of Númenor on his journey
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Shine bright, elven mariner! Sail high through all the sky!
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Eärendil yearns for his home journeying in shadow.
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Through thick dark shadow and mist…gray, pale gray light.
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Eärendil starts sailing on immortal skies
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Hoist your banners, hold your Silmarilli up high and come sail away with him…
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To celebrate the 6th anniversary of the Ainulindalë Quenyanna, I’d like to share to gem that was brought to us by Lorenzo Carrera Bloise from Andúnë.
He crafted a whole compilation of Ainulindalë Quenyanna texts in one single PDF file, easy to read with the 3 versions transcribed on top of each other (English/Quenya/Tengwar).
Click on the link below and check by yourself. Very well done and something remarkable that I stored up to spread on this day, Ainulindalë anniversary!
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Thank you very much for the whole work, Lorenzo!
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is out!
The story continues and now enter Elwing, the Silmaril and even Fëanor’s son!
Flame (and water) on!
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Keep sailing with Eärendil, the Mariner with this newly released
of Eärendillinwë Quenyanna sponsored by Jonathan Britton and brought to you…
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Full analysis continues! You can listen, read, check syntax and learn more through Eärendillinwë Quenyanna Project!
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Check all the Eärendil armor as described by Tolkien in his original poem now translated into Quenya…
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It started! A new Quenya101 Project in 12/10/16 is officially started thanks to the sponsorship of Jonathan Britton!
You’ll have the 9 stanzas of F version published and analyzed closely like Ainulindalë Quenyanna once was. Check more info at the link above and come to sail away with our elvish mariner, the Sea-lover.
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