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murata, ugetsu ([personal profile] inexpressibly) wrote2033-06-06 09:53 am
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now and forever

[personal profile] rippingu 2020-10-11 07:00 am (UTC)(link)
[Maybe that is it, Ugetsu can turn all his other lovers into nothing more than pleasure and a body, he can not turn Aki into that, there are too many marks, too much history. There is nothing civil, nothing hidden, the deepest, darkest, flawed parts of each full exposed beneath their skin, into the heart of who they are. Tangled by a mass of emotions, good and bad, they are like a whirlwind, and it sends them both spinning for the same reason and yet for different reasons at the same time.

Ugetsu fatalistic, looking to his last moments, losing Akihiko, the darkness, the inevitable separation, they can not have both mentalities. It is either the violin or Akihiko for him, after all. Whereas for Aki, it is about keeping Ugetsu, loving, claiming, the music they make together as pair, not the separation no matter how inevitable it may feel the more they cling to this.

He could turn Akihiko against him; it almost seems like this is bound to happen with as much as he tries. The thing is, even the sharpest of weapon can dull with time. Would it matter how deep Ugetsu cut or how hard he ripped at that bond between them when no matter how far he “ran,” eventually would he not be drawn home?

To the hands that know how to hold him properly, if harshly. He may leave, maybe is already trying to, but in the end, this is his end, and it’s here he will come back to before the final note of his life plays.

After all, does that final note not belong to Ugetsu in so many ways, he is the one who began this song, who wrote the first notes, and has since played Akihiko as expertly as he could ever the violin, though, in many ways, Ugetsu has played himself as well, for he is not immune to the feelings, as much as he may behave otherwise.

Then it is like he says the magic words; he always does know just how to get what he wants because the moment the word bassist comes from Ugetsu’s lips, those fingers of his scissor apart, harshly stretching the other’s body so the can fit himself inside.

Teeth snare skin, nicking enough this time to break a layer of skin lightly. Not truly cruel, because he loves too much for that even now. But there is nothing tender in it, the reminder Ugetsu has just given him is like poison in his veins, festering, gnawing at him, and he wants to deny it, wants to focus on the here and now.]


Jealousy doesn’t become you…

[It is enough, one hand finds the lubricant, applying it to himself only, Ugetsu may want rough, he may want pain, but Akihiko is not going to chafe himself to provide it. It is also a small show of kindness, something he can never quite let go of. His fingers pull free, his hands roughly grip the violinist, raising his hips, it’s a single, hard, deep thrust, and he fills him. There is no gradual, no inch by inch, it as it always has been with them, all or nothing.]

I’ll show you soft…

[The rhythm is one they know well, Akihiko not bothering to pace his hips, but instead, taking Ugetsu, crashing their bodies together with the same way their souls seem to, messy, hard, slightly painful as the friction builds up, there was preparation but not nearly enough to make it completely comfortable. Because Ugetsu would never want that, would he? Then there are lips on his, a kiss he knows, an expression he can sense even if it is hidden.

And he is claimed again, still angry, still hurt, still fragile, but once again it’s Ugetsu and Ugetsu alone who consumes as they come together and Akihiko knows, whatever steps he took away, he has run back twice as many.

Never enough, yet he can never stop.

Maybe he will never be enough, but he will try.

Till he has nothing left within him to give, he will try for this, for Ugetsu, even as they lash out in their intimate moments, a jab at each other, find those pricks of skin to make this hurt just a little more.

Pain and pleasure have all become one for them. Where one begins and the other ends are so blurred now they are a cacophony of moments, sounds, their lives, played out now across each other's bodies.]