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Icarus - Clayton Michaels
A man with sunstroke is flying
a twin-engine Cessna over Lake Michigan. The staler the air in the cockpit grows, the more positive he is that he sees St. Peter, walking across the face of the water, trolling for perch. The last coherent thought he has before being claimed by the water is of Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly, singing “Moon River” on a fire escape. The last thing he hears the black box say is cerulean.
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