But it is listed among her poems, according to Google. You would ignore this fact, though.

Anyway, Remember?

No, I would not ignore it. I have an extremely thick book containing all of her poems. I have read most of them, but not every single one. And I can't remember every single one. There are hundreds of them.

'Remember' is the right answer, but can you explain the Tolkien reference?

OPEN! Edro! Or is it in Mordor's name?
REMEMBER: Rossetti’s gentle exhortation. Or does it concern a looking-glass?
3. Uttered in Lothlorien. ‘Tis a winding path.
EA! To do this or not is the question, thought Iluvatar.
5. I wonder, perplexed, at this urgency!
SILENCE! Pinter’s, Werenowska’s or Buffini’s? Whichever! Uttered by one at the Morannon.


REMEMBER

BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI

Remember me when I am gone away,
Gone far away into the silent land;
When you can no more hold me by the hand,
Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay.
Remember me when no more day by day
You tell me of our future that you plann'd:
Only remember me; you understand
It will be late to counsel then or pray.
Yet if you should forget me for a while
And afterwards remember, do not grieve:
For if the darkness and corruption leave
A vestige of the thoughts that once I had,
Better by far you should forget and smile
Than that you should remember and be sad.


...

A very famous sonnet, often read at funerals. I'm old enough to have been to quite a few funerals, and I've read it at at least 2.

Often incorrectly named 'Remember Me.'

Remember, remember, the draining of the well
When Feanor went insane, and all went to hell

Password: Orders

No.

"Remember Galadriel and her mirror."

Hence my 'looking glass' comment.


'Orders' is correct.

OPEN! Edro! Or is it in Mordor's name?
REMEMBER: Rossetti’s gentle exhortation. Or does it concern a looking-glass?
D: Uttered in Lothlorien. ‘Tis a winding path.
EA! To do this or not is the question, thought Iluvatar.
R: I wonder, perplexed, at this urgency!
SILENCE! Pinter’s, Werenowska’s or Buffini’s? Whichever! Uttered by one at the Morannon.


REMEMBER

BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI

Remember me when I am gone away,
Gone far away into the silent land;
When you can no more hold me by the hand,
Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay.
Remember me when no more day by day
You tell me of our future that you plann'd:
Only remember me; you understand
It will be late to counsel then or pray.
Yet if you should forget me for a while
And afterwards remember, do not grieve:
For if the darkness and corruption leave
A vestige of the thoughts that once I had,
Better by far you should forget and smile
Than that you should remember and be sad.


...

A very famous sonnet, often read at funerals. I'm old enough to have been to quite a few funerals, and I've read it at at least 2.

Often incorrectly named 'Remember Me.'

So I am no allowed to make a joke.....? :(

OPEN! Edro! Or is it in Mordor's name?
REMEMBER: Rossetti’s gentle exhortation. Or does it concern a looking-glass?
D: Uttered in Lothlorien. ‘Tis a winding path.
EA! To do this or not is the question, thought Iluvatar.
R: I wonder, perplexed, at this urgency!
SILENCE! Pinter’s, Werenowska’s or Buffini’s? Whichever! Uttered by one at the Morannon.

Of course you are!

It would have been nice to see the looking glass bit guessed, though.

I think Feanor probably lost the plot quite a while before wells were even invented.

Daro (From Road), for 3.

Oh no, I am sure that the wells Ungoliant drank from were around long before he was even born.

OPEN! Edro! Or is it in Mordor's name?
REMEMBER: Rossetti’s gentle exhortation. Or does it concern a looking-glass?
DARO! Uttered in Lothlorien. ‘Tis a winding path.
EA! To do this or not is the question, thought Iluvatar.
R: I wonder, perplexed, at this urgency!
SILENCE! Pinter’s, Werenowska’s or Buffini’s? Whichever! Uttered by one at the Morannon.

Ride for the last one?

Nearly.

I thought of using RIDE from Glorfindel's order to Frodo. But that's only in the BBC radio version. In the book, it's FLY.

Actually, is it FLY then RIDE in both versions? I think it might be.

...

Anyway, the answer is a bit more than ride, and is from LOTR, but a different part.

Ride now to Gondor?

OPEN! Edro! Or is it in Mordor's name?
REMEMBER: Rossetti’s gentle exhortation. Or does it concern a looking-glass?
DARO! Uttered in Lothlorien. ‘Tis a winding path.
EA! To do this or not is the question, thought Iluvatar.
RIDE NOW! I wonder, perplexed, at this urgency!
SILENCE! Pinter’s, Werenowska’s or Buffini’s? Whichever! Uttered by one at the Morannon.

RIDE NOW = anagram of I WONDER.

Over to you!

Thanks, I have an idea, but it's unfinished. Will post it as soon as I figure out what the last answer should be.

Cool! Look forward to it. :)

Here it is
 

1. Endless French valley in a muddle, briefly surrounded by global mod? There he is!
2. Muddled defects reveal him
3. Note, stern he is.
4. To shine? It turns for him
5. Noisy, with direction? See him!
6. Related to fungus he is, after a spin.

3. Grim + a?

1. Endless French valley in a muddle, briefly surrounded by global mod? There he is!
2. Muddled defects reveal him
GRIMA: Note, stern he is.
4. To shine? It turns for him
5. Noisy, in a spin, with direction? See him!
6. Related to fungus he is, after a spin.

Is the endless French valley LOIR again, and is it OLORIN?

If the 'global mod' thing is something to do with gaming, I will never get it.

Yes, it's LOIR. Try abbreviating 'global mod', surround LOIR with these letters, and what do you see?

More hints
 

2. Think synonym for 'defects' and rearrange it.
4. ;)
5. Think synonym for 'noisy' and add one of six direction letters.
6. What's the other word for 'of fungus'?

5. ULDOR. LOUD + R.

6. Fungoid?

Is it people who are (ac)cursed?

Yes, and no and no.

1. Endless French valley in a muddle, briefly surrounded by global mod? There he is!
2. Muddled defects reveal him
GRIMA: Note, stern he is.
4. To shine? It turns for him
ULDOR: Noisy, in a spin, with direction? See him!
6. Related to fungus he is, after a spin.

ANGROD for the password?

Nope.

Aegnor?

I'll show you what I mean for #1

G+LOIR+M.

Do you see it yet?

Nope.

1. Gorlim.

G + m + loir.

I posted Gorlim before seeing this.

RAGNOR for the password?

Nope.

GORLIM: Endless French valley in a muddle, briefly surrounded by global mod? There he is!
2. Muddled defects reveal him
GRIMA: Note, stern he is.
4. To shine? It turns for him
ULDOR: Noisy, in a spin, with direction? See him!
6. Related to fungus he is, after a spin.

Try guessing the theme instead.

Also, I made a mistake with highlighting.

Fixed.

Girion, perhaps, as I have had no success guessing the theme.