Songfic: Walk On The Ocean
(The shortest fic to ever get a toon.)
Title: Walk On The Ocean
Author: LuvstoriesAtStoplights
Pairing:Ryan/Colin
Rating:G
The sea was dark before them.
Continuously penetrating the land before it.
It would never stop. Wearing away. Transforming solids into smaller and smaller pieces. Breaking it, changing it, transforming it from solid stone - by thousands upon thousands of gentle lapping touches - into bits of sand - unrefined glass...
Glass, which was such an easy thing to break.
The Water. The Land. Always changing. Ever moving.
Ryan stood still. Colin came up to him on the sand. The pull in his gut, so similar to the pull of the tide.
The sound of water echoed in his own head - even more than against the rocks, crashing against the land of England, just as it crashed against the land back home…so far away.
He had no idea what to call this. What mattered was that the salt water before both of them connected - ultimately connected - to those that they both loved. People whom they would be letting down.
“We can’t keep this up, can we?”
“No.”
Title: Walk On The Ocean
Author: LuvstoriesAtStoplights
Pairing:Ryan/Colin
Rating:G
The sea was dark before them.
Continuously penetrating the land before it.
It would never stop. Wearing away. Transforming solids into smaller and smaller pieces. Breaking it, changing it, transforming it from solid stone - by thousands upon thousands of gentle lapping touches - into bits of sand - unrefined glass...
Glass, which was such an easy thing to break.
The Water. The Land. Always changing. Ever moving.
Ryan stood still. Colin came up to him on the sand. The pull in his gut, so similar to the pull of the tide.
The sound of water echoed in his own head - even more than against the rocks, crashing against the land of England, just as it crashed against the land back home…so far away.
He had no idea what to call this. What mattered was that the salt water before both of them connected - ultimately connected - to those that they both loved. People whom they would be letting down.
“We can’t keep this up, can we?”
“No.”