After the battle, too few of Denethor’s people remain to search through all the bodies alone.

It is an ill omen when a Prince of Doriath appears in the tent of a Dwarf without any weapons and lowers himself to sit beneath her while they speak of important matters.

As Valinor is created, there are those who stay behind in the darkness to wait for those that come.

Everyone sees something different in the tapestries of Vaire. (Ficlet)

The Exiles are coming to Lórien, though Oropher and Amdír have been exiled for far longer than these Noldor. 

The sun’s dying rays faded over Doriath for the first time, and Lúthien looked at Nimloth. 

Erellont is young when Finrod leaves, and his uncle goes with him. 

Elu has gone to Valinor with Finwë and Ingwë, and those left behind are forced to make up for their absences, no matter how young the ones left behind are or if they have to find their own families. 

Never shall I see the place,

Where Enel woke and Enelyë roamed.

A poem of a Sindar/Silvan elf in Valinor.

Thuringwethil was once an elf, and perhaps she will be again. 

Nimloth is reborn, builds her own house, and starts a garden.

Thingol bargains for a necklace, the dwarves make a crown to scare dragons, and Narvi decides to make up for Celebrimbor's failings.

Three linked drabbles.

Caranthir does not trust easily and does not love easily, but Haleth told him in a different world they would be perfect.

7 related drabbles.

Findekáno thinks Maitimo is beautiful, through life and into death, though not always how others think of it.

7 connected drabbles.

He is reborn in Valinor, and they assume he died because the Kindi were incapable of standing against Morgoth, especially after their King and Princes were not.

(The Noldor forget that their relatives weren't left behind on the March because they were incapable, but because they didn't wish to come.)

The Sindar will not conform, in names, trust, or Kings.

Elu, Nimloth, and Oropher are reborn rulers in a society that sees them as primatives. 

She is just a servant, and her lover can't be a thrall - for why would Morgoth want such an unimportant person as one?

This was supposed to be a birth, and Denethor’s wife is dying.

And from this, he wonders if he cursed his family for the remaining ages of the world.

Celegorm knows the Sinda has no real power to do anything to them.

If it wasn't for his brothers trembling next to him, and the Sinda smirking, he would be utterly convince this was a dream. Afterall, that made more sense than a Sinda somehow dragging their souls along with his to this cursed place.

Mild violence warning for mention (and description) of future Silm events.

Turgon ponders whether to go to battle, and Maeglin makes his decision clear.