Fic: The Heart's Bleed Longest

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Title: The Heart's Bleed Longest
Rating: PG-13
Words: 1,772
Spoilers: Up to the Purgatory flashbacks.
Warnings: Language, nasty hell flashbacks.
Summary: A peaceful night's sleep is a joke in Purgatory, which Benny probably should have known. For balder12's prompt over at Geckoholic's hurt Dean-centric comment meme.
Neurotic author's notes: Pretentious title is pretentious, and comes from Lord Byron's Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, which I'm pretty sure I've culled for titles before, but whatever. "What deep wounds ever closed without a scar?/The heart's bleed longest, but heal to wear/That which disfigures it." Cut text is from the Mountain Goats's "In Memory of Satan," because I'm kind of twisted.

Crawled down here to dig for bones, one more season and I'm gone...

Where You Take Cover [Dean/Michael, AU]

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Title: Where You Take Cover
Author: princess_aleera
Prompt: Fill for my spnpairingbingo table, for ‘Dean/Michael’. My bingo card is here.
Word count: ~ 1,100
Spoilers: Specific spoilers for, and set during, Hammer Of The Gods(5x18)
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: AU, implied past character death, drunk!Dean, implied alcoholism, angst, hurt/comfort. Michael's a nice guy.
Disclaimer: Don’t own, don’t sue.
Characters/Pairings: established Dean/Michael
A/N: Title, idea and beginning verse is from 'Gravity' by Susanne Sundfør.

Summary: Where it's been one year since that day, and Dean might be a little drunk.

(Michael regards the two empty wine bottles on the table with concern and exasperation.)

one Dean & Cas art rec, from deviantart

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Title: Backseat Pietà
Artist: orca1026 @ deviantart / karmabees @ tumblr
Tags: cuts/lacerations, death, carried!Dean
Characters: Dean/Castiel
Genre/pairing: Gen or Dean/Cas
Type/medium: digital drawing
Rating: G (rated by reccer)
Warnings: Possible character death
Description: Cas holding Dean, pieta-style. (description by reccer)
Reccer’s comments: This is evocative, with a sense of pervading sadness that the colouring does a great job of adding to.