Challenge: Voyeurism Title: Obsideo Spoilers: None, really Rating: PG Author: Brighid Summary: pulse, breath, salt, longing Note: Late, due to week from hell. And yet I still get to post!
Then this one he brushes and her mind is perfectly composed: the precise lines folding, paper into birds flying into something sweet and warm and secret. Elizabeth? Unless it's your paper-crane-folding character whose name I've forgotten. Miko?
This one's mouth is hungry for a taste of something ... tea steeped dark and sweet with milk and sugar. He wants it like the last one longed to be kissed. Errr. Carson, I guess, since it's McKay and Sheppard at the end.
This one is cold and circles slowly like hunting fish, watching everything, waiting for blood in the water, but at the heart of him there's heat. Bates.
This one is bright, like combustion, all energy and spark and so very new and he watches another dancing, his body pulsing with hers, longing as she twists and dances and lunges and he slides loose and... Ford.
she is perfect stillness, just this moment strung to the next but no further. She moves and each movement was meant but utterly unplanned and she dances like the stars he's watched, new born
( ... )
he touches her ghost inside the metal shell she'd chosen when the rest of them had floated free. Together they curl into one another and remember: pulse, breath, salt, longing.
This time she calls and her voice is chorus, a hum like the nightsong of small insects underlying her summons. this was beautiful ,I love the idea of the..spirit(? I guess you would call it) of Atlantis "living" and experiencing through the expedition.
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I thought the male was Sheppard at first, but it's not, is it?
the many smallnesses that have made of her a multitude
Love this line too... If I quoted all the lines I loved, I would copy pretty much the whole story! Just beautiful, Brighid :)
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Oh, beautiful, and dense.
He and she aren't humans from Earth or Atlantis, are they? They're ascended Ancients. I think.
Gorgeous.
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She's the ghost in the machine of Atlantis.
And if you let it come, you'll know who everyone else is.
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Then this one he brushes and her mind is perfectly composed: the precise lines folding, paper into birds flying into something sweet and warm and secret.
Elizabeth? Unless it's your paper-crane-folding character whose name I've forgotten. Miko?
This one's mouth is hungry for a taste of something ... tea steeped dark and sweet with milk and sugar. He wants it like the last one longed to be kissed.
Errr. Carson, I guess, since it's McKay and Sheppard at the end.
This one is cold and circles slowly like hunting fish, watching everything, waiting for blood in the water, but at the heart of him there's heat.
Bates.
This one is bright, like combustion, all energy and spark and so very new and he watches another dancing, his body pulsing with hers, longing as she twists and dances and lunges and he slides loose and...
Ford.
she is perfect stillness, just this moment strung to the next but no further. She moves and each movement was meant but utterly unplanned and she dances like the stars he's watched, new born ( ... )
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All I have to offer is my admiration. *g*
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This time she calls and her voice is chorus, a hum like the nightsong of small insects underlying her summons.
this was beautiful ,I love the idea of the..spirit(? I guess you would call it) of Atlantis "living" and experiencing through the expedition.
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