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I was sitting back.And I was listening.And I was hearing something about her and about windows and mirrors.Chuck Parson was a person.Like me.Margo Roth Spiegalman was a person, too.And I had never quite thought of her that way, not really; it was a failure to all my previous imaginings.All along-not only since she left, but for a decade before-I had been imagining her without listening, without...
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