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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (6367)	10/23/2000 9:24:23 AM
From: Volsi Mimir	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13020

"Wet, she was a star -- dry she ain't" *** it's wet everything is wet my hair is wet it weighs heavy on my head my thoughts are wet they're drip drip dripping from synapses splashing and scattering who knows what they were before they dripped my brain is crying again it misses yours everything is wet the ocean is wet but you knew that the river is wet it runs through my head it runs through this room the music in here is wet but it's a sticky humidity wet my hair is wet my thoughts are wet my desires are wet your body is wet it slips over me in my wet head the music is wet the ink is wet all our threads are wet the books are wet the pages are all stuck together the desk is wet the bed is wet my fears are wet my testament is wet the hobbits are wet and they're not even real everything is wet everything is heavier the mountains are all wet it's rolling down from the tops flooding my valley everything is wet except my throat it's dry, thirsty in a very specific way and you're wet don't think I haven't noticed ~SW Gaines ***Oh and of course the first quote, you know- "Wet, she was a star -- dry she ain't" referred to? That was what Joe Pasternak's thought about swimmer Esther Williams and her 1940's film career.