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To: Rainy_Day_Woman who wrote (233)	6/7/1999 4:21:00 PM
From: Robert Douglas Hickey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1582

Once we were fuzzies tumblers in the treetops huddlers in the darkness then some longtime we began to skulk upon the plain, to steal othereggs, babies, fruits and roots of all sorts: we fuzzies were thefting fighting, mating, mutating, casting out everwider circles then some longtime we met up with the greeny briny dancing sea. And that was a day, when we fuzzies found the primal home and knew, deep in bloodknowledge knew the sea was a caressing place, a wombing palace a place to linger longtime, the sea's edge rich in brainfoods bivalve ease, scuttlingcrab clever, kelp and kelp, fishes at dance. We fuzzies became scrabblers on the rocks scuttlers on the sands dancers in the waves, incumbent at the bloodwarm edge combers between the worlds of wet and dry, salt and sugar our fuzziness sleeking, growing ornamental, our cousins the lumbering whales, nimble dolphins sinking forever into the silk sea in languid redevolution. Robert Douglas Hickey