An Overwhelming Question (Wind of Human Voices Acoustic Mix) [Yami no Matsuei; Tsuzuki/Hisoka; PG]

[addison_rock]

Title: An Overwhelming Question (Wind of Human Voices Acoustic Mix)
Author: Rana Eros
Summary: Tsuzuki remembers the question, but not the context.
Rating: PG
Fandom: Yami no Matsuei
Pairing: Hisoka/Tsuzuki
Title, Author, and URL of original story: Moonlight and Wind, by Phoebe Zeitgeist

Comments

[inksheddings]

Oh, how wonderfully bittersweet.

[ranalore]

Thank you!

[p_zeitgeist]

Wow, this is gorgeous. It's . . . I don't have the right words, and am going to have to reserve the right to come back and comment again when I do. Which will be anything but a hardship, since this is a story that's going to repay multiple readings. Under other circumstances I might wait until I could say something more coherent, but whoever you are, oh mighty Remixer, I didn't want you to have to wait until coherence returned to hear from me!

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I gibber, but I gibber with total joy.

[ranalore]

Oh, I'm so, so glad you liked it. I thought I probably couldn't go wrong with bookstores and poetry, but it's always a relief to have it confirmed. *G* And thank you!

[boniblithe]

This is stunning. Well done!

[ranalore]

Thank you, o twin o' mine! *G*

[riko]

This is really wonderful!

I love the sadness in the Tsuzuki perspective; you've got a wonderful grasp on the kind of stuff that must've been going through his head around the Kyoto arc. And I love the openess of the story too (both beginning and ending) and the way it feels like you could slot it into the show just about anywhere.

[ranalore]

Thank you! I really wanted to explore Tsuzuki's sorrow, born of age and guilt and so very many things. I'm glad that came through.

[lady_ganesh]

Oh, beautiful. Poor lost Tsuzuki. I love

Hisoka is never fooled, but sometimes Tsuzuki is, and sometimes Hisoka lets him get away with it.

[ranalore]

Thank you! Tsuzuki was having a tough time in this one.