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By Jack Joseph Smith

Nothing Done For Christ, nothing done Dimetric, take a look Go tell the truth Never lie About anything Even if it causes more problems than it is worth Walk across the lake Let me tell you It is easy as you please The next place Give it another look Lot's of Don't forget the beginning You have not fallen in yet Who knows how many there are but I have been on three mountains

Original Scan

AI Interpretation

GPT

This page reads as a rough credo of honesty, cost, and endurance, ending in a handwritten fragment that turns the advice into a larger claim of lived experience.

The typewritten body is sermon-like: tell the truth, never lie, and accept the consequences. The handwritten continuation expands that sermon into lived experience, while the side revisions remain preserved as annotations rather than forced into the poem body.

Claude

'Nothing Done' reads as a credo addressed to 'Dimetric': 'Go tell the truth / Never lie,' even when honesty 'causes / more problems / than it is worth,' promising the miracle of walking 'across the lake' as 'easy as you please,' and closing with the boast 'I have been on three mountains.'