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Arda's mightiest singer reflects on his life.

A poem about the elven smiths of Eregion and the making of the Dwarf rings.

Maglor is remembering his past and his brothers while walking along the shores.

Elrond's and Elros' last meeting.

A poem based around the first meeting of Denethor of the Nandor and Elu Thingol, after Denethor led his people over the mountains

Glorfindel is reborn.

On Caranthir's betrothal to his wife.

Curufin escapes to the realms of fantasy to escape the pressures of his family and discovers the thrill of first love.

Extended drabble on the theme of Elrond and Gil-galad
as requested by Claudio for his 2007 birthday.
(Non-graphic slash. Just a kiss.)

**MEFA 2007 Nominee**

The tale of the Hidden City begins with a dream...

The world's absolute worst retelling of the story of Beren and Luthien. And I mean that when I say it. ;)

As he leads Tuor to Gondolin, Voronwe learns of love, of fate, of fear... and most importantly, of hope.

"I am the scion of kings..that bodes ill for me." One eyebrow arches in a remarkable impression of Elrond’s own. "We Noldor Kings do not, as a rule, end well.”

An awesome poem of epic proportions.......Actually. this is the dumbest poem ever, but it was written by a 4th Century Monk, who jotted down notes on his frequent long journeys up the hill to use the bathroom.

Curufin looks to his father as the swan ships leave Alqualondë.

Nirnaeth Arnoediad is over and Maedhros is looking back and remembering his beloved cousin Fingon.

This story looks at Fingolfin's last stand and his motivation for challanging Morgoth to single combat.

The house of Finwë is marred by tragedy and darkness, the Fëanorians the most. This drabble series adresses important moments in the fate of the house and how all react to it.

Aearwen, elf of Nan Elmoth, looks back on her past and key moments with those she loved and are lost to her.

Celegorm and Huan: once companions until Huan left his side. Requiem tells the tale after what happened after Huan's passing. This is a story about pain and grief, foregiveness and redemption.

A drabble on the death of Caranthir Fëanorion.

A romantic comedy about how Caranthir met his wife and developed his disdain for the House of Finarfin.

Lost in grief over her husband and sons, Nerdanel begins to construct statues to ease her loneliness. Discovered in her pursuit by Eärwen, Nerdanel's exceptional skill might be used to offer some consolation to the Teleri.

Shortly after his death, Fëanor discovers in the halls of Mandos the tapestries his mother has woven about his life. Seen through Míriel's eyes, the tapestries look back at the time from the kinslaying at Alqualondë, to the Fëanorians' arrival in Middle-earth, to his untimely death at the hands of the Balrogs. Fëanor is faced with both the weight of his deeds, as seen through another's eyes, and his contributions to the Noldor.

Unlucky in love, Caranthir has settled into his lonely life in Middle-earth when love comes from the most unexpected of places: a mortal woman leading a band of refugees upon his land. In the love that grows between Haleth and Caranthir, the two cannot quite overcome the expectations of their people to be together fully, as they wish, and they face the inevitability of separation after death.