Valinor, to put it in a simple way, is more or less like a sort of "paradise" to which the Elves are admitted after abandoning the Middle Earth in Tolkien's literature, and it is situated to the west of the Middle Earth.
The line "Still, the flowers open as she passes, and the birds they sing to greet her" is a quotation from the Valaquenta, which is the 2nd chapter of Tolkien's Silmarillion, and there he is writing about Vána, one of the Valar, which are some kind of "angels".
Valinor, to put it in a simple way, is more or less like a sort of "paradise" to which the Elves are admitted after abandoning the Middle Earth in Tolkien's literature, and it is situated to the west of the Middle Earth.
The line "Still, the flowers open as she passes, and the birds they sing to greet her" is a quotation from the Valaquenta, which is the 2nd chapter of Tolkien's Silmarillion, and there he is writing about Vána, one of the Valar, which are some kind of "angels".