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Poems
 
The Void
K&S, Ch; angst, death
 
Recognition
K&S friendship
 
Touch of Friendship
K&S friendship
 
Lady Star Freedom
CODES: U for Uhura; that's it
 
Letter to Sarek
S, angst [G]

Amanda's Song
S, Am [G]

Hollow Victory
 K&S friendship, angst, death rated PG
NOTE: This poem is based on my first ST fan-fic, called "Final
Victory", which was a post-ST:TMP story in which Spock died from pon
farr but managed to regain his rationality before he died.
Obviously, it's Kirk's POV as he deals with his grief over Spock's
death.
 
A Sonnet for Christine
TOS S/Ch:angst [G]
This poem serves as a bridge between "Memories Born of Fire",
my "Amok Time" sequel, and "Something to Remember",
my post-ST-TMP pon farr story in which Spock and Christine finally marry
 
To Christine from Spock
TOS S/Ch: angst [G]
(From "Tears of Medusa" Poetry Zine, 1983)
 
  
Filks
(These filks are Star Trek-orientated lyrics set to pre-existing songs. )
Elegy for Edith
K/Edith, death, angst filk
Memories of Edith
K/Edith, death, angst
Starship Enterprise
(Tune: "Yellow Submarine" by the Beatles)
K&S&Mc
Both Halves Now
(Tune: "Both Sides Now")
S, K&S, Mc,Ch
Spock looks back on his life.
Half-Breed: Spock's Song
(tune: "Half-Breed" by Cher)
S, K&S, Mc, Ch, angst
Spock reminisces again, finding more painful memories.
Starship in the Sky With Dilithium
(Tune: "Lucy in the Sky With  Diamonds" by the Beatles)
K&S&Mc [G]
Days of Classic Trek
(Tune: "Those Were The Days" by Mary Hopkin)
K&S&Mc
The Vulcan Sleeps Tonight
(tune: "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" by The Tokens)
K&S&Mc [G]
Spock's Kirk's-Missing-From-the-Ship-Again Blues: Where Is Jim?
K&S, angst [G]
(tune: "Where Is Love?" from the musical OLIVER!)
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Poems
 



Recognition by Gamin Davis

K&S Based on STIII [G]


//Jim...your name...is Jim...//

As recognition fills your eyes,
I wonder if you realize
the loss and censure I have faced
to bring you safely to this place--
the fire and death through which I've been,
and private wars I couldn't win...

A comet-star called Enterprise
that blazed in glory through the skies
to share in Genesis' demise...
a new-found son I'll never know,
whose pointless death brings endless woe...
and still to face is Starfleet's wrath;
I've once too often left their path.

Yet, as I see you comprehend,
I still would bear it all again--
it would be worth it in the end--
if I could bring you back, my friend.

//I have been...and ever shall be...your friend.//

******

    As published in VISIONS OF FUTURES PAST, c. 1992 (or thereabouts),
originally written in 1986.