they trickle in —
the Likes, the Shares, the Restacks
a few Comments, if we’re lucky;
racking up Followers
& new Subscribers —
all those dopamine hits
we covet like the drooling dogs
we uncomfortably suspect
we really, truly, pathetically are
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A Sawyer's Daughter 
Here’s another dribbling in comment, Lol.
I never look at stats or count comments, only new friends. 🙂
D. I’ve wanted to tell you this for some time now but I finally got around to reading The Necromancer’s Daughter and just finished it about ten minutes ago.
Well done, my friend!! You’ve written a nicely paced adventure with interesting and likeable – and some not-so-likeable! – characters.
One of the things I admired and appreciated about TND is that the story doesn’t necessarily succumb to the predictable. It is definitely not a cookie-cutter tale. The story held my interest throughout and I’m glad that I read it.
Props for a well-written, thought-provoking piece. I liked it!
Thank you so much, Julie, for the lovely comment. (And I apologize for the late visit!). I like writing tales that dip into some of the things I think about when my mind wanders, and I’m glad it didn’t seem predictable. Thanks wonderful to hear. You were so kind to let me know. Have a beautiful September and Happy Reading.