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| Author (if available): C.F.P. |
| Title: Joint Tenants |
| Category: |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): In order to save money, C makes his operatives share flats. B&D are first annoyed, then intrigued with each other’s sex life; they end up having a HOT threesome. When the girl leaves they argue and fight, then at last acknowledge love. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 8.6 |
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| Author (if available): Callahan, Rosemary |
| Title: His Reply |
| Category: ROM (ROMANCE) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): The movement from casual sex to true love, with D one step ahead from B – little plot, as all there is is a misunderstanding over B asking D to live together, but a great deal of emotionally significant sex. Happy sweet end. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 88 |
| Word count (thousands) 12.9 |
| Date written: Xmas? |
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| Author (if available): Carlson, Ray |
| Title: Zipper |
| Category: HUMOR |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D are going to B’s b-day party, and B is already tipsy. Laughter and double-entendre as D has to forcefully zip up his erection into his trousers to enter the pub. They’ll make up later. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 11 |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane |
| Title: Birthday Present, The |
| Category: HUMOR |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B gives D a birthday present ten months late. It is a jumper with a phrase in Russian. D wears it and then they go to report to a tired and unamused C — who unexpectedly starts to smirk. It is C’s birthday, not D, and the phrase says “Daddy’s Boy” in Russsian… |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 32 |
| Word count (thousands) 900 |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane |
| Title: Discovered Under the Stairs |
| Category: STEAMY |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D are training new recruits in a sort of hide and seek game — D is in the cupboard under a staircase, and B keeps watch. As they have effectively derouted the recruits, they are all alone and bored, and B starts teasing D, making love verbally over the R/T. Very hot, very loving spoken sex follows. As they finish, and exchange words of love, C switches off his R/T, thinking “good lads”. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 0.583333333333333 |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane |
| Title: Hidden Anger |
| Category: FUTUR (FUTURE OF POST CI5 STORY) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): Late eighties. B is sent undercover to keep an eye on the gay community as section 28 provokes discontent. B is gay; C knows unofficially, D doesn’t. B is very unhappy about the assignment, as he has to pretend he is something he really is, which is a strain — besides he has met a nice man. D is curious, and finds out about the assignment and about B, and is first shocked then tries his best to be tolerant. B, after a confrontation, decides to come out officially to C, expecting to be fired — to his surprise, C is cool and accepting. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 0.833333333333333 |
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| Date written: 1988 |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane |
| Title: Night Out, A |
| Category: B/C |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): C is magically tuned into a 20 year-old for a night , and goes to meet B in a gay bar. B is impressed, and likes the young guy – actually, likes him too much and doesn’t go home with him, not to hurt him with a one night stand, and because he likes older men. As he reports to C that he slept with another man the following day, C wonders why. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 16 |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane |
| Title: Triptych |
| Category: DEATH |
| A series of three short stories, in each of which one of the three main characters die. The survivors have to deal with the emotions as the breaking of the emotional (and sometimes sexual) triangle is broken. |
| 1. If I Forget Thee (the best one): B is dead. C visits B’s father trying in vain to make him take some interest in his son. During a confrontation with the devastated D, it turns out that C had been B’s lover but B had left him for D. C and D are somehow reconciled by acknowledging that B was a link between them. |
| 2. I Sent a Letter: C is dead, and D receives a posthomous letter where C asks him to take care of B, who is a bomb waiting to explode. B comes around, finds out about the letter, and reads it. Only then, after 15 years as lovers, and in a letter addressed to D, C could admit that he loved B. Despite the explosion, D is there to pick up the pieces, as he loves B too. |
| 3. Whose Grief…? D is dead in a sniper’s shooting and B blames himself and C, because he loves (unrequited) C – instead of protecting the exposed D, B instinctively went to cover C. Totally upset, B threatens C with a gun but can’t shoot and breaks down. C feels pity but that’s all there is. |
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| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 13 p. |
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| Author (if available): Carnall Jane |
| Title: Woven Patternings |
| Category: B/C |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): Sequels and snippets from the Lest These Dark Days Trilogy |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 74 pp. |
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| Sequel to: Lest These Dark Days |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane and Ann Johnson |
| Title: Hell Hath No Fury |
| Category: WITCH |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B resigns because he sold his soul to the devil who is collecting it at midnight. (B got 13 years of charmed life for it, in Africa). C refuses to believe in B’s excuses and sticks with him till midnight. The devil (Martell) arrives to take B but C proposes a deal – a game of chess. Who wins owns both C and B’s souls. C wins and now B is his, body and soul. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 22 |
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| Date written: Halloween 1996 |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane and Ann Johnson |
| Title: Lest These Dark Days |
| Category: B/C |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): After “Wild Justice” B and C start a relationship. C says that if ANYone will know it, they will have to split. D almost guesses and tells it to B as a joke – but B’s reaction betrays the truth. Unluckily, before B can tell C and end the affair, C learns that D knows. This causes a rift, that is however healed. A second rift, caused by B realizing that despite their love C will always put CI5 first, is also healed but temporarily and with intimations of trouble to come. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 248 |
| Word count (thousands) 35.2 |
| Date written: December 1989 |
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| Originally published in zine: This Classical Dilemma; As Games Are Played |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane and Ann Johnson |
| Title: Time Crossed Lovers |
| Category: FAN (FANTASY) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D have just met in CI5 and B thinks of their strange destiny– over the ages, they reincarnate, meet fall in love and then die. B remembers it all but D never does. And there they go again… |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 17 |
| Word count (thousands) 2.5 |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane and Nicole Craig |
| Title: Look Through My Eyes |
| Category: B/C |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): C has been kidnapped by the Russians and presumed dead — except by B, who keeps looking until C is swopped back with another prisoner. C is almost catatonic (and of course physically a wreck) but B’s presence seems to make him better. C does not really remembers B, even if they were lovers, but he gets some grip on reality again: at which point, MI5 and MI6 want to interrogate him, and force B to do it, as he is the only one C responds to. To be able to stay near C, B does it but feels terrible and starts drinking. Once the interrrogation is over, B hopes C will improve again–but Drake and Willis have him killed out of compassion. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 64 pp. |
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| Date written: Sept. 1991 |
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| Prequel to: A Simple Game |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane, Ann Johnson and Nicole Craig |
| Title: As Games Are Played |
| Category: B/C |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 105 pp. |
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| Date written: March. 1993 |
| Sequel to: Lest These Dark Days; This Classical Dilemma |
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| Author (if available): Carnall, Jane, Ann Johnson and Nicole Craig |
| Title: This Classical Dilemma |
| Category: B/C |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 68 pp. |
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| Date written: Jul. 1990 |
| Sequel to: Lest These Dark Days |
| Prequel to: As Games Are Played |
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| Author (if available): Carr, Anne |
| Title: Autumn Time |
| Category: RELAT (RELATIONSHIP) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B is in love with D and D knows – though he reciprocates emotionally D is still unsure of the physical thing, and there has never been time to sort that out properly because of the job. While D ponders, B receives the visit of the sister of a friend (and lover) from Africa. This friend is dead and has left B a house and money. D misunderstands and is jealous of the girl, and this makes him decide. They have sex and then B tells D he is rich – they can leave CI5 and plan a future, whatever they want. Happy end. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 7 |
| Date written: |
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| Author (if available): Carr, Anne |
| Title: Finished Business |
| Category: DEATH |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B doggedly finishes to fix D’s Harley. At the end we find Murphy is his new partner and D is dead. Finishing the bike is like laying his ghost to rest. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 11 |
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| Author (if available): Carr, Anne |
| Title: Phoenix |
| Category: H/C:p (HURT/COMFORT: PHYSICAL) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): D is undercover but gets recognized. The mad baddie blows up the whole building, that catches fire. B rushes in to save his lover, and barely makes it. They wake up in hospital, and walk together the road to recovery. D is grateful for B saving him, and B says that D saved his life too with his love. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 22 |
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| Author (if available): Carr, Anne |
| Title: Surfeit |
| Category: VACAT (VACATION) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D go away for a weekend of sex and in the intervals D thinks back of their relationship from happy casual start to the point where they got serious (D found B with another man and was jealous – B apologized and said it was only because he wanted to be bottom but D never topped him – so they decided to become exclusive, also forsaking girls). At the end of the weekend, more in love than ever, they get back home. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 4.8 |
| Date written: |
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| Prequel to: Missing Scene from Surfeit |
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| Author (if available): Carrington, Araminta |
| Title: Bodie and the Beast |
| Category: HUMOR |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): Parody of Beauty and the Beast: C is the trespassing father, B the Beauty sent to the castle to stay with the Beast (D). B gets back to visit his CI5 family and is late in going back to the castle — the Beast is dying and B declares his love. The Beast becomes handsome Prince D and they all live together happily. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 28 |
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| Author (if available): Carrington, Araminta |
| Title: H.M.S.C.I.5, The |
| Category: HUMOR |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): C uses his agents’ unsavoury past to frame a blackmailer. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 22 |
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| Author (if available): Castalia |
| Title: Choices |
| DEATH |
| So, it was just a one night stand? |
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| Yeah. Thought that was obvious…I mean, we were stone drunk, weren’t we? I can’t even remember a pretty good half of it. |
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| I see. Bodie gulped down his pint, and made a face, just as if he was drinking warm water. |
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| Feel that bad? Doyle asked in a rush. His own glass was abandoned on the table. |
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| Blue eyes, limpid and dark at the same time, absolute blue, stared at him for a very silent while. “This beer tastes like piss, I tell you.” |
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| Doyle saw the white in Bodie’s knuckles, the white in his eyes, so shining and absolute, too. So, the beer tasted bad. Doyle glanced sideways, briefly, then his eyes were back on his partner. “Shall we go, then?” |
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| Bodie didn’t answer him. At least, not as he used to answer him, with a joke, or more often a heartfelt protest, feigning a laziness Doyle knew wasn’t really true. Instead, Bodie just got up, turning to go, hand already holding the car keys, holding them tight, holding them so tight in his fist it must have hurt him, it must have… |
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| …it was a small drop of blood, what Doyle was seeing, wasn’t it? |
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| But then, they were already out in the sun, in the first warm day of a |
| mild June, bright and sunny and joyous. The Capri was parked right there, and they were inside the car in no time, and Bodie was already pushing it at |
| impossible speed, and the R/T was beeping and another hard afternoon of work had started. |
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| There was no time to say anything more, and they didn’t say anything more. |
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| ***** |
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| Three days later, Bodie made a choice. |
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| He leaped forward past the brick wall that was protecting him, and stepped in front of Doyle. |
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| The round of bullets hit him full in the chest and throat. |
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| His death came slowly and messily. |
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| ***** |
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| Bodie’s relatives never answered the letter Cowley had sent them. |
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| So, Doyle personally chose the tombstone and what it would be written on it. The ceremony was short. Bodie didn’t have many friends, and most of them were dead anyway. |
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| The tombstone read: “Never a Lover, Always a Friend.” |
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| Nobody asked any questions. |
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| **** |
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| Five months later, Doyle had to choose a course of action. |
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| Wait for backup, or go inside the mansion where two components of an group of international terrorists were supposedly hiding. |
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| He decided not to wait. There were five terrorists inside the house, he discovered, and two hostages. The hostages died along with a fellow agent, and the terrorists escaped. |
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| **** |
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| Two months after that, Doyle decided to resign from CI5. |
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| **** |
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| Three months later, one year after Bodie’s death, Doyle decided to put the barrel of a .44 Magnum inside his mouth and pulled the trigger. |
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| Word count (thousands) 400 |
| Date written: Aug. 1999 |
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| Author (if available): Celeste, Maree |
| Title: Doyle |
| Category: ORIG (origin story) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 132 |
| Word count (thousands) 21.1 |
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| Author (if available): Cherilyn |
| Title: Dream Lover |
| Category: PRUR (PRURIENT) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): D goes to a gay bar and meets a tall blue-eyed stranger in black leather. He takes him home and has hot hard sex (not shown, alas). It is really a fantasy B has given D as a birthday present, and as they sweetly cuddle in the morning, D promises he will do the same for B’s birthday. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 6 pp. |
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| Date written: March. 1995 |
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| Prequel to: The Fan |
| Originally published in zine: UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT 6 |
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| Author (if available): CIA |
| Title: In the Heat of the Night |
| Category: H/C:p (HURT/COMFORT: PHYSICAL) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D on a double date in a hotel. B gets sick – allergic to tunafish. Big drama, the girls go away and D nurses B through the puk-a-thon. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 28 |
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| Author (if available): CJN |
| Title: Soldier’s Song, A |
| Category: POEM |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): I thought I was a man outside the law. I fought because the life I knew was fighting, I did not care what I was fighting for. I thought that love could only make me weaker, I thought that feeling nothing made me strong; But I have learned to love another soldier, And now I know the things I “knew” were wrong. I have learned that our love makes us stronger, I know that his makes me a better man; And ‘though our lives and words are often bitter, I have learned to stay where once I ran. I have learned to look beyond the moment, To dare to need to know my cause is just; A cause which will be worth a lifetime’s fighting, A cause that we can die for if we must. And so because that price might be demanded; I have learned to prize the love we give, For after almost twenty years of dying, It’s only now that I have learned to live. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): |
| Word count (thousands) 6 |
| Date written: |
| Sequel to: December 1997 |
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| Author (if available): Claire |
| Title: Little Night Music, A |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D bodyguard an ambassador during the Phantom of the Opera opening night. B has been silently and hopelessly in love with D, and during the piece “Music of the Night” B is moved and looks at D lovingly. D intercepts the look, and after the job is over seduces B. All is well: despite B’s morning panic, D repeats he loves him. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 2.7 |
| Date written: |
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| Author (if available): C.F (Part 3 with Helen Raven) |
| Title: Tailor Made |
| Category: FAN-fantasy; AU-Alternate Universe |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): 3 part-story, AU. Murphy tells D of his mysterious lover, B, who is the Angel of Death, as he mates with soon-to-be-dead agents. D gets scared, as HIS secret lover is the same person, and he shoots B. After 5 months, B gets back and tells him his story as a benign vampire of people near death. Madly in love, they decide to make D also go through the change through a hot sexual/mystic experience. Then B kills D and they both go in their other dimension happily. Only Murphy will understand the truth. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 160 |
| Word count (thousands) 26 |
| Date written: 1990 |
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| Author (if available): cm/mc |
| Title: Coldwater Morning |
| Category: CONSQ (STORY RESPONSE TO “CONSEQUENCES”) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): The morning after Consequences. B is afraid of his feelings for D, D is eager to love and be loved — they eventually decide on a no string relationship as a compromise (each hopes to further his own point of view after). |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 3.3 |
| Date written: November 1984 |
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| Author (if available): Collins, Cassidy |
| Title: Call it Love |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B is wounded and D realizes he loves him, and makes a pass at him. As B has been silently loving D for a long time, all is well and Things Proceed From There. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 8.5 |
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| Author (if available): Collins, Cassidy |
| Title: Moonlit |
| Category: POEM |
| — For Bodie — |
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| — In Remembrance of Love — |
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| Silver shadows of evening fall, |
| where is my love now? |
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| Tides have washed the years away |
| ’til I cannot find him. |
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| Whispering lips caress me, |
| I turn but he is gone. |
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| The shadow of my lifetime, |
| the sharer of my spirit is no more. |
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| I can feel his love as I can feel his tears |
| but time has defeated us. |
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| Oh Bodie, what is left now |
| but endless, empty years? |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 70 |
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| Author (if available): Collins, Cassidy |
| Title: Quartet |
| Category: CROSS (CROSSOVER) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): A PWP — B, D, Duncan McLeod and Methos having a foursome. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 1.8 |
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