Space Husbands to Soothe The Soul

A Star Trek blog to celebrate and spread the love of Spirk. Occasionally, NSFW. Mostly TOS. AOS/other Treks will appear and a few other stray things. Come, sit and stay a while. I'm Gimmemore on AO3.

[gimmemorespirk]

Sonnet of S'chn T'gai Spock

Summary:

A sonnet from Spock's POV as he kneels on the sands of Vulcan, preparing to complete his kolinahr.

Inspiration taken from *that* passage in the ST:TMP novelization.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/85290561

**Welp, I wrote a thing. Nothing big, but at least the faucet's open and trickling, right? 🤞🤞

[warpfactor6]

[gimmemorespirk]

Sonnet of S'chn T'gai Spock

Summary:

A sonnet from Spock's POV as he kneels on the sands of Vulcan, preparing to complete his kolinahr.

Inspiration taken from *that* passage in the ST:TMP novelization.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/85290561

**Welp, I wrote a thing. Nothing big, but at least the faucet's open and trickling, right? 🤞🤞

[self-made-purgatories]

that's it that's the show

[tookafromearth]

I am definitely feeling #4, so done with the tribbles and in need of a nap...

[aphrostiel]

the one with the whales

the way the voyage home has changed my life, not a day goes by that i don't think about it

[deheerkonijn]

Ohhhh boy finally I’m finished with this bad boy. This is for @plaidshirtjimkirk ‘s @oldmarriedspirk Challenge! This of course takes place before Spock returns to the Enterprise in TMP, and if it’s not entirely clear it’s a slight twist where Spock does in fact seek Bones’ advice for how to approach the Unfuckening he caused between TOS & TMP. 

The format and coloring was largely inspired by Tongari’s  25 Lives, which is one of my absolute favorite comics and pieces of writing, like, ever. :) I think it’s so beautiful and it inspires me so much every time I come across it/an incarnation of it. Please check it out!

I really enjoyed working on this, but more than anything now I’m pleased to get it out into the world so I can stop worrying about it LOL. I hope you enjoy reading it! Thank you to my babes @nomical @beacorominas & @onedamnminuteadmiral for their eyes and ears and words of encouragement! <3 (Bigger and clearer version here.)

[strawberryreddy]

I got myself a Lego Milky Way set and it’s just perfect for my spirk action figures

[unusualmuffinart]

Happy Birthday Captain Kirk/William Shatner (03.22) and also Leonard Nimoy(03.26) in advance 💕

[yayxstitch]

[brettaking]

[transformativeworks]

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[romanimp]

The most important things to remember on the upcoming Threshold Day:

the episode won an Emmy

Tom Paris laid the eggs

[geekysteven]

[ladydedlock]

so my dash's looking interesting today

[nagusposting]

they should've kept the threshold babies :(

[lost-in-the-delta]