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Submitted to Contest #251
—- ull out a book no bigger than a cigarette box, bound in deep navy leather with silver engraving. The front reads:LUNARMORPHIC TRANSFORMATION, WEDDINGS, AND OTHER SUCH CONDITIONSBY TSUKISHIRO TSUKISHIRO月 城 月 白AS APPROVED BY THE FULL MOON SYNDICATEAnd on the inside, printed on the near-transparent paper:[Humans have observed the phases of the moon for thousands of generations.◌◑◯◐◌Lunarmorphs, however, do not merely observe these phases but experience them first-hand.] Indeed, the feeling of the paper– so im...
The country where I grew up was a place of fading and losing and fog. Time moved much slower so that everything was the same but not really, and people and places would flicker through the molasses-like hours without ceremony. My schoolmates gave me some space to grieve but they’d forgotten to find me once again. I spent my days in the sleepy schoolhouse counting the seconds, minutes, hours and days. I’d begun to notice when something changed, like when the window shutters shot open and a new student appeared. It had been the wind...
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