New Challenge: Title Track
Tolkien's titles range from epic to lyrical to metaphorical. This month's challenge selected 125 of them as prompts for fanworks.

A song (or, more properly, a poem) from Elemmírë to Írimë.

When Haleth feels hope fades she reaches for light within and seeks her out.

The stream echoes Mithrellas' desperate search for Nimrodel.

I live under your/domain. You rule with gentle/kisses, golden smiles.
From Indis to Nerdanel.

"My problem is Meril, father,” Tindómiel said and took another deep breath, her heart pounding with the confession reaching her lips. “I love her deeply, and that is the source of my pain."

In the Third Age, Varda and Galadriel reflect on change and love.

A poem from Aredhel to Goldberry.

Two (female) Sindar before the return of Morgoth from Valinor--one of them looking back on that time.

A moment with Finduilas and Níniel.

Ilmarë and her lover, before and after.

Nerdanel fails to finish a sculpture, and admits to a defeat.

A short visit in the gardens.

Hope gives way to truth.

Morwen is summoned by Acca to fulfill the need of the latter.

Édebar was a tidal island. It had been a resting place of the Lady Uinen who had gifted it to a group of those who had pledged devotion to her to create a sanctuary for those who were mentally distressed or unhappy to find peace again. It was a far more discrete option than the long trip to Lorien, and Lorien was usually reserved for extreme cases.
Girls crying about their marriage prospects was not considered extreme.

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Elwing and the wind. (There are powers in Arda that are not told of in the histories.)

"They say that the Elven-lady, along with her companion, a beautiful Elven-woman, watches over the line of the Princes and weeps for every one of her children, and children-of-her-children."
A story about Mithrellas and Nimrodel, after they find each other.
(Written for Karari for Ship Swap 2016.)

Lalwen pays Elemmírë a sudden visit, trying to escape the growing divisions among the Noldor and her family. (250-word fixed-length ficlet.)

Finduilas, recovering from her wound among the folk of Brethil, finds a young woman on Haleth's grave-mound, and fate is changed. (Finduilas/Nienor; canon divergence AU.)

There was a wound in his heart. Ingwion felt it tear; tear up his eyes and drench his mind in dark resignation and despair. Belatedly he realised the wound had been there an achingly long time and by forcibly involving himself in this he was reopening it. Or widening it.

Fingon and Maedhros try to overcome what separates them, even death.

Morgoth's victory approaches, but Arien will still choose her own fate. (Arien/Ungoliant)

Míriel has always loved the Sea. After the Downfall of Númenor, the Lady of the Seas offers her refuge and comfort. (Tar-Míriel/Uinen)