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By Jack Joseph Smith
I can't talk about what
I saw, I just had to
make my way back
And now there is
no talk about seeing
it anymore
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
The page records a retreat from whatever was seen, ending in a second loss where even speaking about the sight has disappeared.
Its power comes from refusal. The speaker will not describe the thing seen, only the necessity of getting back from it, and then the further silence that follows. That makes the page feel like testimony under erasure.
Six lines doing one job: refusing to describe what was seen. The page performs its own silence, and the refusal is the content — you made it back, you won't say from where.