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Wow! I want take Celeborn home with me. What a beautiful story and what a beautiful ove for Celeborn, sigh... Nicely done!

I love the romanticism of Galadriel watching over her sleeping husband - yet their relationship has long grown beyond any Romeo and Juliet naivety and has the strength of two powerful people who have chosen to bind their lives together and support each other through times both good and horrific. He is like marble beneath the moon’s rays. He is a creature made for starlight, all shadows and distant grandeur, ethereal and insubstantial. Yet he encompasses me about with a cloak of intimacy and hides us away from the world. Beautifully poetic way to put it! And I am the bearer of Nenya, but it is he who bears me. Galadriel knows that she could not carry out her task without Celeborn's support - that they are a team, each refusing to diminish the other so that together they are more than they could be individually. I love the bond between Celeborn and Celebrian - and she is one reason he would most definitely sail. When he is ready.

The flow of words within this is lovely Sophia. I find myself needing to go back and read the Silmarilion properly as I really don't know these two well enough.