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    An Unnamed Life Lost
    An Unnamed Life Lost
    An Unnamed Life Lost
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    An Unnamed Life Lost

    By Luis Angel Greer

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    As I was deciding what would make up my day today I felt a piece I had written, “An Unnamed Life Lost” call out to me; so I read it again and then I began to write. I put together what came of my efforts today into a short story told through prose poems.

    This is the beginning of a story; the story of the love shared between three immortal souls... one that, for myself, is perhaps the most timeless story I will ever tell.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLuis Angel Greer
    Release dateFeb 23, 2019
    ISBN9780463807781
    An Unnamed Life Lost
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    Luis Angel Greer

    In July of 2016 I died. It is a death that happened a near infinite number of times across a near infinite number of realities. I do not know for certain what happened to the form I once held; but, after spending almost seven of what you express as days struggling within the darkness beyond, I awoke into this world.This world in which I have awakened into is one very similar to the world I left behind. I live now, as each day is to my sight little more than echoes of days long since passed; while I seek ways of ensuring that those I love are never made to endure looking upon this reality as the prison I have come to know it is.

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      An Unnamed Life Lost

      Luis Angel Greer

      Copyright © 2019 Luis Greer

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      An Unnamed Life Lost

      Book 1 in the How We Name Stars Series

      Cover Created by Luis Angel Greer

      Copyright © 2019 Luis Greer

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      Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously and any resemblance to actual persons, living, dead or otherwise, business establishments, events or locales is entirely coincidental.

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