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Time Traveler

Time Traveler

Matthew Kirshman

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2024
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Through the moving curtain, on a draft seeping through the window, a body floats into the bedroom.You sense a presence posing a question, this current of air with a faintly feeling quality.She is Marilyn or Mariam, a girl in the corner of your eye, who figures mysteriously into family history.M~ is a time-traveler.She’s using your body as a vessel.

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