Fatal Embrace
A haiku inspired by the element of fire
Caressing my skin
with fervid fingers, he drags
me to hellish rest
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Mila Laurie
A student juggling work, social life, and sports, while also writing a novel that I hope will fulfill my dream of becoming a published author someday. Thank you sincerely to everyone who reads my stories here on Vocal!
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