Something Borrowed

Something Blue

By Brin J.Published 6 months ago • 1 min read

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Something old, new, blue

brings a union good fortune

worn by hopeful brides

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Brin J.

I never believed the sky is the limit, therefore my passions are expansive. My interest in writing stemmed from poetry but my heart lead me to Sci-Fi Fantasy. Consequently, my stories are plot-driven with splashes of evocative elements.

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