What Kind of Trouble: Page Seven

HTML Poem by Mary McCray

(July 2021)

Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love First Stanza: with centuries of our rev(er/is)ionings. >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Second Stanza: How much of this love is surveillance? How much is bandwidth? >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Third Stanza: Have you come to leave again, to steal my lunch? >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Fourth Stanza: on reality and my lover and I are tangled up in it >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Fifth Stanza: It was a word for the piercing words. >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Seventh Stanza: I once wrote read to love. I wrote it with a needle in clay >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Eighth Stanza: because despite all the hours of customization >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Ninth Stanza: It’s big and heavy and scraping toward me. I can feel >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Tenth Stanza: this heart, crashed and corrupted, ransomed, riddled >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Last Stanza: like warm blood on indifferent floorboards >>> Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love Read to love

There is no pride in it,
so many pages in, like a matra word
that has disappeared into the head

 

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