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By Jack Joseph Smith

In all my life Experience that is the best of fill I have never felt better When siting at your Mom's table eating to the end and diging Laurarm You should know now About the wind And how it is crossed And how it crosses you No matter where you are Blood and wind

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AI Interpretation

GPT

"In all my life" joins domestic memory, feeling better, the mother's table, Laurarm, crossed wind, place, blood, and wind.

The corrected transcript makes the page feel like a short elemental memory. The domestic scene is intimate, but the repeated wind crossing the speaker turns that memory into something mobile and bodily.


Claude

Under 'In all my life', a domestic memory of 'siting at your Mom's / table eating to the end / and diging Laurarm' opens into an elemental refrain: 'the wind / And how it is crossed / And how it crosses you / No matter where you are', closing on 'Blood and wind'. Intimate scene gives way to something mobile and bodily.