Darling, 1947

Undying.

By Algernon LockePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

(Darling, 1947)

Darling, do not move.

We'll eternize this moment.

Smiling forever.

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Algernon Locke

Amateur writer powered by cheese and unholy spite. I like writing fiction. What kinds? All kinds! Poetry, stories, songs. I'm still finding my place in the literary world. With reader critiques and feedback, I hope to learn and grow.

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Melissa Ingoldsby3 years ago
Very well done

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Undying.

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