On Sat, 21 Dec 1996, Kirk Israel wrote:

> Touching you is like a poem.
> 
> (That's a too easy, overly bon-mot statement until you really think about
> it, and you think the listener thinks about it: I'm pretty bad at writing
> poet, but I did learn that poetry doesn't happen when you try to set its
> agenda; it needs to follow its own course.  And when it does, it can be
> absolutely breathtaking.  So: 
> 
> 	Touching you is like a poem.) 

it was good.  like warm cats curled together.