as a LOTR nerd that recognizes most of the quotes you are using, that is a pretty terrible poem/pome/construct/passage. Really. It's just not good.
I shall readily admit that I too have been indefinably dissatisfied with last week's efforts. Without more specific criticism it is difficult to know upon which points you think I should endeavor to improve, but for myself I have begun to suspect that the selected quotes are too disjointed and numerous to produce a really powerful and memorable construct. Here is my most recent piece, which abandons the supercut-esque reliance on widespread words such as "one" and "see / eye" for a more pointed and specific theme (similar to my earlier foray into the mountains). Also, line breaks! I have mixed feelings about the result, but the exercise I think is a promising one.
*~*~*~*~*~*
The wars of men and wizards.
What of the Wizard?
The White Wizard?
The White Wizard approaches.
The White Wizard is cunning.
The White Wizard will know.
A wizard should know better!
There's a wizard to be managed here.
But we have the White Wizard.
You can no longer wait for the Wizard.
A Wizard is never late.
*~*~*~*~*~*
Edit: Practicing a smidgen of discretion upon review, I have combined the last two stanzas and dismissed one line as incompatible even though it is a recognizable quote and about the correct subject.