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Subject: [ASCEM-S] NEW TOS "Kirk and Sock" K/S, PG vignette (from SAC)
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It was thirty-seven degrees in Florida this morning
when we woke up, so it seemed like a good time to post
this. Here's wishing coziness for all you folks in the
frigid North :-)

Title: Kirk and Sock
Author: Farfalla
E-mail: blueberrysnail @ yahoo dot com
Codes: K/S, PG
Written for the 2003 Slash Advent Calendar.
Notes: This is a triple drabble (300 words), or as we
in the Trek world might say, a "tribble". (Yes, you
may all throw real tribbles at me for that.) And this
is dedicated to the missing "P" key on my keyboard,
whose disappearance left me with a difficult-to-press
nub and many, many typed examples of Jim being madly
in love with Sock.


KIEK AND SOCK
 
Jim Kirk had observed as a young boy that to be
wearing only socks meant one was under cozy
circumstances indeed. Sock-clad feet meant that it was
cold enough outside to leave them on after taking off
one's shoes, but also that one was now inside where it
was warm and homey and delightful in all the winter
ways a Midwestern home can offer. 

Right now the entire concept applied, and he was very
happy with the result. He and Spock were wrapped up
lazily in each other on the sofa in their San
Francisco apartment. Outside, a freezing rain beat
against the windows, and the skies were gray. Inside,
it was toasty warm and they had a fire going. There
was one in the fireplace, too. 

They were both enjoying the chance to relax out of
uniform. Jim wore jeans and a big fluffy sweater, and
Spock had khakis and a button-down shirt. Through its
sleek material, Jim felt the vitality of Spock's
muscles with every inch of his hands as he ran them up
and down the Vulcan's back. Their fingers were a
romantic illustration of Brownian motion, traveling at
random across backs, arms, shoulders, ears, hair, a
cheekbone. 

They had probably originally intended to carry the
afternoon into the bedroom, but instead found the
simple act of kissing too pleasing to alter or
interrupt. Lovemaking, however skillfully drawn out,
eventually ended; embracing tenderly and kissing the
living daylights out of each other could last as long
as they felt they needed. It recharged their intimacy.


Knowing how soon their careers would yet again
temporarily separate them, they memorized the texture,
look, and smell of their love. And two pairs of feet,
snug in their soft black socks, played together
peacefully at the other end of the couch. 

//

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Farfalla's Kirk/Spock happyplace @ http://cosmicduckling.com/spirk 
Stories, humor, cartoons, poetry, screencaptures, & more! 
All-Ages Kirk/Spock Archive @ http://www.thyla.com
G-PG13 K/S; Over 85 authors & artists featured!





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