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Recurring Dream

Rated: E · Fiction · Animal · #2334585

The opening few lines of a novel inspired by the image

The recurring dream filled his daylight hours as well as night. It was always the same dream, being pursued by something he couldn’t see. He knew whatever it was, it was closing in.

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