  We present a proposal for storing and retrieving a continuous-variable
quadripartite polarization-entangled cluster state, using macroscopic atomic
ensembles in a magnetic field. The Larmor precession of the atomic spins leads
to a symmetry between the atomic canonical operators. In this scheme, each of
the four spatially separated pulses passes twice through the respective
ensemble in order to map the polarization-entangled cluster state onto the
long-lived atomic ensembles. The stored state can then be retrieved by another
four read-out pulses, each crossing the respective ensemble twice. By
calculating the variances, we analyzed the fidelities of the storage and
retrieval, and our scheme is feasible under realistic experimental conditions.
