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Then
Yavanna
was
silent
and
looked
into
her
own
thought
.
And
she
answered
:
’
Because
my
heart
is
anxious
,
thinking
of
the
days
to
come
.
All
my
works
are
dear
to
me
.
Is
it
not
enough
that
Melkor
should
have
marred
so
many
?
Shall
nothing
that
I
have
devised
be
free
from
the
dominion
of
others
?
’
’
If
thou
hadst
thy
will
what
wouldst
thou
reserve
?
’
said
Manwe
.
’
Of
all
thy
realm
what
dost
thou
hold
dearest
?
’
’
All
have
their
worth
,
’
said
Yavanna
,
’
and
each
contributes
to
the
worth
of
the
others
.
But
the
kelvar
can
flee
or
defend
themselves
,
whereas
the
olvar
that
grow
cannot
.
And
among
these
I
hold
trees
dear
.
Long
in
the
growing
,
swift
shall
they
be
in
the
felling
,
and
unless
they
pay
toll
with
fruit
upon
bough
little
mourned
in
their
passing
.
So
I
see
in
my
thought
.
Would
that
the
trees
might
speak
on
behalf
of
all
things
that
have
roots
,
and
punish
those
that
wrong
them
!
’
’
This
is
a
strange
thought
,
’
said
Manwe
.
’
Yet
it
was
in
the
Song
,
’
said
Yavanna
.
’
For
while
thou
wert
in
the
heavens
and
with
Ulmo
built
the
clouds
and
poured
out
the
rains
,
I
lifted
up
the
branches
of
great
trees
to
receive
them
,
and
some
sang
to
Iluvatar
amid
the
wind
and
the
rain
.
’
Then
Manwe
sat
silent
,
and
the
thought
of
Yavanna
that
she
had
put
into
his
heart
grew
and
unfolded
;
and
it
was
beheld
by
Iluvatar
.
Then
it
seemed
to
Manwe
that
the
Song
rose
once
more
about
him
,
and
he
heeded
now
many
things
therein
that
though
he
had
heard
them
he
had
not
heeded
before
.
And
at
last
the
Vision
was
renewed
,
but
it
was
not
now
remote
,
for
he
was
himself
within
it
,
and
yet
he
saw
that
all
was
upheld
by
the
hand
of
Iluvatar
;
and
the
hand
entered
in
,
and
from
it
came
forth
many
wonders
that
had
until
then
been
hidden
from
him
in
the
hearts
of
the
Ainur
.
Then
Manwe
awoke
,
and
he
went
down
to
Yavanna
upon
Ezellohar
,
and
he
sat
beside
her
beneath
the
Two
Trees
.
And
Manwe
said
:
’
O
Kementari
,
Eru
hath
spoken
,
saying
:
"
Do
then
any
of
the
Valar
suppose
that
I
did
not
hear
all
the
Song
,
even
the
least
sound
of
the
least
voice
?
Behold
!
When
the
Children
awake
,
then
the
thought
of
Yavanna
will
awake
also
,
and
it
will
summon
spirits
from
afar
,
and
they
will
go
among
the
kelvar
and
the
olvar
,
and
some
will
dwell
therein
,
and
be
held
in
reverence
,
and
their
just
anger
shall
be
feared
.
For
a
time
:
while
the
Firstborn
are
in
their
power
,
and
while
the
Secondborn
are
young
.
"
But
dost
them
not
now
remember
,
Kementari
,
that
thy
thought
sang
not
always
alone
?
Did
not
thy
thought
and
mine
meet
also
,
so
that
we
took
wing
together
like
great
birds
that
soar
above
the
clouds
?
That
also
shall
come
to
be
by
the
heed
of
Iluvatar
,
and
before
the
Children
awake
there
shall
go
forth
with
wings
like
the
wind
the
Eagles
of
the
Lords
of
the
West
.
’
Then
Yavanna
was
glad
,
and
she
stood
up
,
reaching
her
arms
towards
the
heavens
,
and
she
said
:
’
High
shall
climb
the
trees
of
Kementari
,
that
the
Eagles
of
the
King
may
house
therein
!
’
But
Manwe
rose
also
,
and
it
seemed
that
he
stood
to
such
a
height
that
his
voice
came
down
to
Yavanna
as
from
the
paths
of
the
winds
.
