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By Jack Joseph Smith

Finding In Serap Paper Stephanie writes, "when you're not reminsing"" your precious writings for publication; don't worry;, I am using serap paper from the eupbord; Interesting the title,, "No Talk" as well as Oh well,, for me, for us all. It was lazy and perfect being here with you:. I got to be me again for awhile:. Don't forget to dust:' Another Toss Man has no plaee,, so as to go beyond; No God,, no plaee to go;. Pathological is a decisor to stay in one place for the devil For Satin wants the monster smothered Leaping over Christ, and "say a prayer for a safe trip" You do not have to be protective of your kind! I say no talk,, figure it out;, wisdom through

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GPT

The page begins with Stephanie's practical note about old writings and `serap paper`, then turns under the `Another Toss` heading toward God, Satin, protection, prayer, and the command to figure out wisdom through no talk.

The corrected transcript keeps the page's odd source spellings and rough punctuation visible. Its force comes from the collision between domestic scrap-paper intimacy and a more metaphysical argument about place, evil, and silence.

Claude

Two pieces share the page. 'Finding In Serap Paper' quotes a tender domestic note from Stephanie - using 'serap paper from the eupbord,' admiring the title 'No Talk,' and recalling 'It was lazy and perfect / being here with you:. I got to be me again for / awhile:. Don't forget to dust' - so love arrives as casual housekeeping. 'Another Toss' swings to bleak theology: 'Man has no plaee,, so as to go beyond; No God,, / no plaee to go,' where 'Satin wants the monster smothered' and the only counsel is 'I say no talk,, figure it out;, wisdom through.' The two halves set intimate warmth against metaphysical homelessness.