Night, when the library’s too small,
Although you’ll never read it all.
That terrible search for a text
That might have what you want. Next. Next.
What are you really reading for?
Someone else’s language or yours?
You’re a thief in a parking lot
Lurking in your shadowy spot,
Waiting for the right kind of car
To be parked, where it’s mostly dark,
By the right kind of driver, one
Who doesn’t bother with the locks,
Who’s barely walked off and you’re blocks
Down the road to your own chop shop.
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