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This page reads like a rough handwritten roll call, naming people and ending in a terse numerical or classificatory phrase.

Because it is mostly a list, its meaning is social rather than lyrical. The names matter as a small circle of persons held together on the page, and the final "Five for Seven" gives the note the feel of a designation, grouping, or code rather than a finished poem.

A rough handwritten roll call rather than a lyric: 'ANN MAUEHILLS,' 'Dick Laiowne,' 'George Sarkis,' 'Chuck Heagy,' the stray word 'Desinately,' and a closing 'Five for Seven' that reads like a grouping, code, or score. Its meaning is social - a small circle of names held on the page - more than poetic. This reading is provisional because the page is a mixed-band handwritten list with a low transcription heuristic, and several name spellings are scan-conservative guesses.