Sometimes it is not really (a matter) of how many people read or comment on a blog. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2009 Phrases for Public Speakers at Sea by M. B. Powell We ought, first of all, to note her oceanic eyes flecked with sea wrack. And we should pause to consider the wavy wilderness of her damp hair. I will not dwell on her cheeks ruddy under my thumbstrokes. I will not attempt to explain the shapely abalone shells of her ears. I wish to call your attention to the cunning animal of her mouth, muscular. I wish to say something about the mollusky dark language of her kisses. I am obliged to mention her sudden breasts, breaching, rhythmic. And I am perfectly astounded at her finger charting my lips round her nipple. Here, in this connection, let us notice her nipple against the roof of my mouth. Here, in passing, let us observe her palms casting me down the dark seaway. And here, I have to speak again of sea wrack, oceanic pools, salt waves. And here, I wish I could stop and surface, save...