Near the end of his life Leonard McCoy receives a visit from an old friend
Originally published in Charisma 3
Spock creates a holographic reproduction of Vulcan in an attempt to comfort himself. Kirk finds it.
Poem set after The Wrath of Khan, before the even realize that Spock can be saved.
Jim Kirk reflects on his dearly beloved
Kirk gets turned into a cat.
Jim's thoughts of when the beast he has in him is unleashed. From the episode And the Children Shall Lead. The turbolift scene.
A merman awaits his one true love. To be able to stand on two feet and dance a dance for two.
A message--personal and confidential--is delivered. Short.
A drunken McCoy attempts to explain his theory concerning Spock's attractiveness to an equally drunken Kirk. Gratuitous profanity and metaphors are used.
Sequel to 'What Are The Odds.'
Jim's life is empty and hollow, Spock is seemingly rejecting his own life, and McCoy just can't be a doctor at a distance.
Blink and you may miss the two that illuminate the night. For they are spotted rarely, perhaps you shall be lucky tonight.
Categories: Poetry
Characters: None
Crossover Fandom: None
Genres: Kirk/Spock Slash
Other Languages: None
Specific movie: None
Story Type: Established Relationship
Trope (OPTIONAL): None
Universe: AU Alternate Universe, ST:TOS Original Universe
Warnings: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes
Word count: 59 Read Count: 602
Spock siente cosas y teme que Jim las sepa.
I just had a request to re-post this. It's pretty old and I read it now and find the style pretty unpolished, but hey, someone took the trouble to email me and ask for it so I am putting it back up....
Spock grew up with Sarek, and is quite used to intimidating beings around him. But there is one being who intimidates him more than anyone.
Spock and another Vulcan are kidnapped while working on an important scientific project; Kirk risks everything to find them.
On that paradise planet Spock performs the mind fusion to bring Jim back to himself. But for one brief moment he feels Kirok in him.
Random, racy thoughts about his bondmate are causing that bondmate to have very particular – and embarrassing – reactions. No one is amused... except McCoy.
This story first appeared in Legends # 7.
I want to thank my two wonderful beta readers, Amy and Jean.
What is a meld?
The definition of what makes them who they are to each other.
I never believed that after the trauma of Amok Time, everything could just go back to normal between Jim and Spock, as the show would have you believe. Thus this attempt to deal with the fallout. The title comes from Jim's rather flippant comment in Sickbay after Spock finds out he's alive.
