Beautiful and utterly lovely!

That was both absolutely adorable and very insightful! The trick to making a short, powerful piece is getting all the details right, I think, and you did a magnificent job with this one. :)

Loneliness, pain, fear, remembrance, relief, comfort and longing for a return to better days when the king could protect his people, and a father his son...because your kids never really grow up do they?

Really nice story :)

I do not know how many times I have read this little one-shot, but I shall never cease to enjoy it. It reminds me to be ever thankful of the peace I live in, and the humble comforts of home so oft denied to many.
Thank you.

Loved it :)

You say you hope to capture the feelings of Thranduil and Legolas; you did.
Amazingly so.

You did an incredible job, with just the perfect tone to set, it was sorrowful and held joy at the same time.

Very nice.

sid

That was a nice little fic, by the end I was standing there on the balcony, a silent spirit, watching, and I could see and feel the woods and smell the breeze. That probably sounds weird but I was seriously there and it felt way more real than my house where I am now.

This was very nice... I especially liked the way you hinted at the origin of the orcs.

aw! that was a good story! i think you were able to capture the feelings or the ways of the elves.

Wonderful fic! : ) I love how you put Thranduil! : ) Great job! I love the ending!

In Aslan's Name,

Queen Susan the Gentle, Cair Paravel, Narnia

Yes, you did! I really love it!

Lovely! Good job. Thanks for sharing

verry well crafted I too liked seeing him nessled in the branches it made me think of that scene in the count of monte cristo movie (2002) where Edmund is sleeping on the floor in his opulent bed chamber.