What's your relationship with your reader(s)? 10/26/11

Like oil and water, we dance around each other. The oil is squirted into the glass. You hit the water with a quick intensity, slicing through the molecules like a knife thru soft butter. Immediately you are immersed in the water; H20 molecules entreat and engulf you initially. As time passes, however, you withdraw from the water, recoiling at any contact until you succeed in separating yourself entirely from the H20 molecules. Yet still you remain side-by-side in the same glass; sitting atop the water, pressing down upon the dense mass of liquid below. It is not until you both are violently shaken or stirred that you again interact with the water in a rhythmic dance once again until you calmly recoil, settling in your place atop the water below.