The lonely, salty sea

By A. J. Locke, first published in Sycorax's Daughters

Two lovers share their passions and dreams, dancing toward the edge of a cliff by the sea - and perhaps over it.

Author

A. J. Locke

Published in

Sycorax's Daughters

Year

2017

Words

300

Genres

Plot Summary

Two lovers stand on a cliff by the sea at dusk, describing the depths of their love for one another. The man confesses a dream that the two of them sink to the oceans' depths, and asks for a dance. The woman says dreams are best when realized, and the two dance toward the edge of the cliff.

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