Sister Tribute
Sunday, March 14, 2010 @ 8:04 pm.
In tribute of possibly one of the best (or at least the most-received) things that my sister has ever written.
It's part of ten iPod shuffle drabbles she did on SHINEE-slash, which is up on forwardlove.livejournal.com.
She has fans. So she's very happy.
This is the one I like the most, properly capitalised, to suit myself ^^
The one I like is actually the second one, but I'm putting the first one in because they're kind of like companion pieces.
하루달 (day moon) - dbsk [jonghyun/key]
Jonghyun sits by the windowsill, chin pillowed dramatically in his arms. His eyes scan the horizon or what's left of it, with buildings bridging the gap between ground and clouds.
He thinks of nothing but Kibum.
Maybe the younger boy is having fun out there in Japan. maybe Key is getting better at the language, eating hitsumabushi or whatever other Japanese food Jonghyun can think of, telling Taemin to stop jumping across the twin beds in the room they're probably sharing.
Maybe it's raining in japan too. Maybe Kibum's looking out the window too, head resting on his palm like Jonghyun knows he likes to.
Maybe Kibum's thinking of Jonghyun too.
Kissしたまま、さよなら - tohoshinki [jonghyun/key]
Blink.
Key looks into his cup of coffee, at the light foam swirling on the top. His vision swims, one tear falls into the dark liquid.
Smell it.
He smells, no, feels the aroma of coffee invade his senses, thinks vaguely about the time Jonghyun had brought him to the cafe on the other side of town and introduced him to the double-shot espresso thing that had turned out to be the best coffee he had ever tasted.
Feel it.
Warmth pervades his fingers, heat made mild by the porcelain between the coffee and his hand. Such a mediocre replacement for the warmth of Jonghyun's chest against his touch, thinks Key as he puts the cup of coffee on the countertop and promptly forgets about it.
Open. Open your eyes.
Looking out the window, it's a cold day mid-spring and a gray rain is washing over the city of Sapporo. Kibum looks out the window and everything reminds him of the boy he's missing.
Just look at me now.
Kibum is Key's real name, by the way.