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It's summer, and I need to break the fiction block I've been having all week. So here's a little 'Rome' ficlet - a missing scene from 'These Being The Words of Marcus Tullius Cicero."

Title: Dust of Summer
Pairing: Cicero/Antony
Words: 509
Rating: PG-13

( From laden boughs, from hands... )

Current Mood: sleepy
Current Location: Palmdale

Written for the

rome_fic Ides of March challenge. Writen for

cerebel, who asked for "Antony/Cicero. Explaining "A woman's role always suited you best", from Cicero's speech delivered in absentia."

Pairing: Cicero/Antony
Rating: Very hard R.
Notes: Spoilers up through 'These Being the Words...'
Word Count: 4,631
Last night's phrases
sick wih lack of basis
are still writhing on my floor.

And it doesn't seem fair
That your wicked words should work
In holding me down
No, it doesn't seem right
To take information
Given at close range
For the gag
And the bind
And the ammunition round.

-'Not About Love', Fiona Apple

( He knew he was wrong but he knew it too late )

Current Mood: accomplished
Current Location: Palmdale