[today one of the prompts I found was to find a short poem and delete every fourth word and then make your own additions. The poem I chose is called "Why we ask you not to touch" by Charles Bernstein.]
Human emotions and jealousies
leave a projective toxin over the poems,
cursing them, difficult to save.
Careful readers maintain a fearful
distance from the fray in order
to frustrate distortion-free comprehension
and avoid battling the meaning.
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