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This continuation moves through property loss, jail, communal calculation, public fighting, and the refusal to stop doing as one pleases.

The single-spaced transcript makes the page feel more direct. It reads like civic exhaustion stripped of ornament: consequences pile up, but the collective will still does not change.

An untitled continuation that reads like civic exhaustion stripped of ornament. Consequences pile up in flat phrases - 'Lose our property,' 'Go to jail,' 'Over half of us / work it out' - amid 'Fighting on the corner / Fighting in the field.' The collective watches itself 'directly,' calls it 'so unimageable,' and ends in stubborn refusal: 'We will never quit / Doing as we please.'