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rainbowfic2013-10-09 08:53 pm
bookblather) wrote in rainbowfic2013-10-09 08:53 pm
Dirt Brown 15, Cerise 22: Clues
Author: Kat
Title: Clues
Story: In the Heart
Colors: Dirt brown 15 (Old Age), cerise 22 (Watching a beautiful person)
Supplies and Materials: Bichromatic (dirt brown and cerise), feathers (Airports see more sincere kisses than wedding halls. The walls of hospitals have heard more prayers than the walls of churches.), glue (Home is where the heart is.), frame
Word Count: 150
Rating: G
Summary: Domesticity.
Warnings: none.
Notes: I like crosswords, but this clue drives me NUTS.
Gina bent over her puzzle, frowning, and called back to Ivy lounging on the couch, "What's a four-letter word for sea eagle?"
When Ivy didn't answer, Gina looked up, only to find her wife watching her with soft eyes. "What?" she asked, looking down at herself. "Is there something on my shirt?"
"No," Ivy said, and shook her head. "No, nothing like that. I was just... erne."
"What?" Gina asked again, confused.
"Erne," Ivy repeated. "E-R-N-E. Sea eagle."
"Oh!" She wrote it in, and smiled. "Yes, that's it. Thanks."
Ivy got up and kissed her temple, right where her hair had begun to turn silver. She had thought about dyeing it, but it seemed like too much effort for too little reward, and when Ivy kissed her now, there and at the delicate lacing of lines around her eyes, she couldn't regret it.
"Anytime," Ivy said, and kissed her cheek.
Title: Clues
Story: In the Heart
Colors: Dirt brown 15 (Old Age), cerise 22 (Watching a beautiful person)
Supplies and Materials: Bichromatic (dirt brown and cerise), feathers (Airports see more sincere kisses than wedding halls. The walls of hospitals have heard more prayers than the walls of churches.), glue (Home is where the heart is.), frame
Word Count: 150
Rating: G
Summary: Domesticity.
Warnings: none.
Notes: I like crosswords, but this clue drives me NUTS.
Gina bent over her puzzle, frowning, and called back to Ivy lounging on the couch, "What's a four-letter word for sea eagle?"
When Ivy didn't answer, Gina looked up, only to find her wife watching her with soft eyes. "What?" she asked, looking down at herself. "Is there something on my shirt?"
"No," Ivy said, and shook her head. "No, nothing like that. I was just... erne."
"What?" Gina asked again, confused.
"Erne," Ivy repeated. "E-R-N-E. Sea eagle."
"Oh!" She wrote it in, and smiled. "Yes, that's it. Thanks."
Ivy got up and kissed her temple, right where her hair had begun to turn silver. She had thought about dyeing it, but it seemed like too much effort for too little reward, and when Ivy kissed her now, there and at the delicate lacing of lines around her eyes, she couldn't regret it.
"Anytime," Ivy said, and kissed her cheek.
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