Possession -- Laynie Browne
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The hours he names 'mine' and 'now' as the interior of a hive reflects the concept of person elongated.

How his mind seeds within hers at great distances

If they have reached the park her sense of distance is muted by the possibility of light falling onto his face.

If once solutions could be culled from sight to furnish resolutions of endeavor, now inner sight marks an image like a frontlet between her eyes. The iris is lined with white. Dimensions of pulling have the opposite effect of blindness.

The hood heightens the face of her vehicle with sight.