Computers Quote by Janet Fitch

“We stared out at the city that hummed and glittered like a computer chip deep in some unknowable machine, holding its secret like a poker hand” quote by Janet Fitch — Download Open image

““We stared out at the city that hummed and glittered like a computer chip deep in some unknowable machine, holding its secret like a poker hand””

Janet Fitch

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