THE NUMBERS 1 TO 10, EACH NUMBER ON ITS OWN PAGE

By Michael Stynes

The square opens like a screen,



touching it,



how it’s a hand and a pattern clears. 



 



The morning is some hands in front of



finishing at the time of light



 



this is because a pattern makes it not happen.



There is no light against the panes they abstract



and stay, you touched



 



your knee as if you are saying



anything else.  The monument



where a boy set himself



 



on fire and put an image



in his throat,



 



this is true because you are doing all of it, like his hand



clearing or an icon which is fissive.


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