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Michael Quattrone

At the turn of the century, on the count of three, the moon will move
westward across the lake, then drop into the red sleep of pretending.
Seven years later, night will stir itself on a branch outside the window
of a temporary home. All homes are temporary, gems of the known.
Moonstones, real moonstones, are as rare as Minneapolis monsoons.



Michael Quattrone

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