The Dark Rider’s Horses and Other Creatures (Other Silmarillion-based locations)

[mistress-tanwe.livejournal.com]

When you need a mount for wandering far afield to the furthest reaches of Middle-earth. (This is the stall for all prompts that are set in places in the Years of the Trees and First and Second Ages that do not have stalls of their own, such as Cuiviénen and Angband.)

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Comments

Cuiviénen, femslash

[ladyelleth.livejournal.com]

I'd love to read something about a female couple at Cuiviénen who awoke together. The ideas from the Cuiviényarna that all 144 of the First Elves woke up in male-female couples and that all women woke after their husbands and were subservient to them over their love of the world really does not sit well with me, so don't be afraid to mix it up in multiple ways as long as your focus stays on a female couple.

Optional: This prompt was inspired by Anna Margolin's poem Drowse on, My Beloved, and if you want to go for that as additional inspiration, please do!

Drowse on, my beloved, drowse on.
You are like new brown forest earth.
Your eyes are full of sky.

I your peace and I your sword
now watch over heaven and earth.
Every star in amazement hears
what I whisper in your sleep.

RE: Cuiviénen, femslash

[starbrow.livejournal.com]

I'm buying this prompt for International Women's Day!