Juliette

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We entered the courtyard swimming area and there, in the pool, with a grayish-white Irish washerwoman complexion and wearing a black one-piece bathing suit, was Janis Joplin, floating. The blue pool flickered around her. “Is she dead?” I mumbled. I was afraid. “We’ll come back,” my friend said as we backed out. A week later she died.
Slow Days, Fast Company: The World, the Flesh, and L.A.
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