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tip over and spill ice sliding behind a quick smile but its hell being zo and when it was too late when the cold that wasnt a cold got told in the hold the admisssion being that in the last two weeks Mimi had cheerfully eaten only a few champagne crackers thats it she showed me the box wello theyre all together now the people who knew World War I and II I mean yeah we have the furniture but not the grandness to go down with double salvos just 3 champagne crackers in two weeks a thousand parties invisibly surrounding her china her dressing screen smoky photos of Bondaddy as captain of the Deltathe R-r 7 blueprints of submarines they dont make anymore the elegant tread of ghosts answering the phone-wait a second honey are you still reading Nobody could be reading this. And the phosphorus that trailed in the wake of the destroyers the greatlooming parties of Mimis that circled around the island and exploded at z enr gasoline spilling around the swimming sailors in the black lonely and formal water stories with a big finish and no one to hear them Pieces of phosphorus Mimi I Iove you Pieces of phosphorus They were aquamarine.