sojournerwolf
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Lucas
I see the uncertainty in her eyes. Gently I kiss them both.
"No, Violet. You don't scare me. Yes, I know you're a powerful mutant. But I also know you would not hurt me willingly. And I have a few strengths of my own. Maybe some you can draw off without the fear of repeating the past."
Tenderly, I cup her face in my hands and look deep into her eyes. Drawing a deep breath, calling on the centering Grandfather taught me when I was still being trained to be the Tribal Singer, I open myself, drop every barrier from my mind and feelings. It is the most sacred discipline of a Singer, this deliberate vulnerability that I have only ever achieved twice before. Once, on my vision quest when i was fourteen, and the second time here on the island, when I mourned the murder of my grandparents.
Perhaps it matters not, since she is powerful enough to enter my mind at will. Yet, this most intimate and sacred of efforts I give freely.
As she looks at me, realizing what I am doing, I say to her with an intensity that vibrates in my very soul.
"I know you can see into the very heart of me. You know, if you look, I have no regrets for what has happened here, what is happening between us. Do you?"
I see the uncertainty in her eyes. Gently I kiss them both.
"No, Violet. You don't scare me. Yes, I know you're a powerful mutant. But I also know you would not hurt me willingly. And I have a few strengths of my own. Maybe some you can draw off without the fear of repeating the past."
Tenderly, I cup her face in my hands and look deep into her eyes. Drawing a deep breath, calling on the centering Grandfather taught me when I was still being trained to be the Tribal Singer, I open myself, drop every barrier from my mind and feelings. It is the most sacred discipline of a Singer, this deliberate vulnerability that I have only ever achieved twice before. Once, on my vision quest when i was fourteen, and the second time here on the island, when I mourned the murder of my grandparents.
Perhaps it matters not, since she is powerful enough to enter my mind at will. Yet, this most intimate and sacred of efforts I give freely.
As she looks at me, realizing what I am doing, I say to her with an intensity that vibrates in my very soul.
"I know you can see into the very heart of me. You know, if you look, I have no regrets for what has happened here, what is happening between us. Do you?"