Acrostics about the Frodo

Acrostics About Frodo

Frodo
Ringbearer
Orphan
Drogo’s Son
Only Heir

Friendly face
Rippling laughter
Oh those eyes
Dimpled cheeks
Overarching smile

Fierce fighter
Reckless wanderer
Orc slayer
Dutiful Shireling
Orodruin climber

For
Redemption
Or
Doom
Ordained

- Rosie Cotton

Ringbearer
An acrostic poem for Frodo

Freely did you take upon yourself this
Ring, this endless temptation to
Own resplendant evil, taken, yourself
Devoured by its brilliance and light,
Only yours and no other's.

Beauteous and golden, it met its match;
Against your steadfast hold to what is
Good, it had little chance. It could not know
Gentleness, or purity. It had no understanding of
Innocence nor of your desire that your people should
Never fall beneath the shadow of its dark
Slavery; darkness could not fathom your light.

Ringbearer they named you, a title and a curse.
Isildur's bane strung about your neck,
Never again would you be free of its weight.
Guided by deceit and treachery while yet
Bound to your task, providence was yet upon you,
Even as you feared you would breathe your last.
Alone but for one, you found a way. You
Remembered once more who you were, and
Even though it overwhelmed, you were triumphant.
Rest now, courageous one, rest.

- Primula

Short Acrostic

Faithful
Resilient
Overcome
During
Ordeal

- onónë

Frodo Fellowship: an Acrostic Drabble

F riend to all free peoples of Middle-Earth. Through his efforts,
the beauty and freshness of Middle-Earth is saved.

R esistant to the evil contained in the ring. The one ring-bearer
who actively had to fight the evil every step of the way.

O ne Hobbit fated to carry and destroy the one ring. Even though
he had no idea how he was going to get it done, it was accomplished.

D eeply committed to protecting everyone he loves, no matter what.

O nce the ring is destroyed, he is able to recall the Shire, it's
people and everything he hold dear to his heart.

- Silivren Ithildin