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A speaker objects to a hand on her shoulder and describes hatered being transferred to them amid a list of places or identities.

The names in the fourth row do not establish the identities or locations of particular people.

'U think' opens mid-confrontation, 'Insult, casting my hand aside / There I told you / to get your hand off her shoulder', then sets down 'Denver Chinese Mexican / On the Ohio River'.

The page ends on a transfer of feeling, 'The hatered strong enough / To be transformed to me', with the speaker absorbing the hostility of the encounter. The bare row of place and ethnic names locates the scene without identifying any person.