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By Jack Joseph Smith

Infant and Ther Listen to the sword of the girl in the glass until two breaking Watch all our visions in all five Moons explain her e Than until six watch her seperate herself for the Sun in order to ignore you Infant as a sound is huge Infant in sight is as careful NO blurred to perception as battle Movement appears quick because it is what you don't want You think you know order They still recognize that God is change

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AI Interpretation

GPT

This page links the girl, sword, glass, moons, infancy, battle, order, and God's change into a fragile argument about perception.

The scan-reviewed line `NO blurred to perception as battle` makes the handwritten correction part of the page's thought, not a side note. Infancy is not just innocence here; it is a huge sound and a careful sight set against order, separation, and the recognition that God is change.

Claude

'Infant and Ther' makes infancy a strange theology of perception. It opens on a girl's hard image - 'Listen to the sword of the girl / in the glass until two breaking' - and visions 'in all five Moons.' By six she 'seperate herself for the Sun / in order to ignore you.' The infant's senses are absolute: sound 'is huge,' sight 'as careful,' with the handwritten correction 'NO blurred to perception as battle.' Movement 'appears quick / because it is what you don't want,' and the page ends by undercutting human order: 'You think you know order / They still recognize / that God is change.'