Page 348

By Jack Joseph Smith

Jon, it's A deep down into the RACOON, it's A Spin out of the hole your in HEY WE HAVE both stoped when children, AND said, I Ain't shoot'en Any More PE, DEERIES in there, AND TAKEN the smother out of the far side of the hole, SEE you there, REMEMBER that GRIN, top of the LINE.

Original Scan

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AI Interpretation

GPT

The page speaks in rough hole-and-line imagery, mixing childhood, stopping, and a refusal to keep shooting with a strange grin remembered at the edge.

Something deep and trapped opens into a statement about stopping and no longer shooting, then shifts toward a meeting-place at the far side of the hole. The odd 'PE, DEERIES' phrase keeps the page raw and private, while the final remembered grin gives the fragment a dark, half-surviving tenderness.


Claude

A handwritten note to 'Jon' that drops 'deep down into the RACOON' and 'the hole your in', then surfaces a shared childhood vow: 'when children, AND said, I Ain't shoot'en Any More.' The hunting hole becomes the terrain of that refusal, and the fragment ends in rough tenderness -- 'SEE you there, REMEMBER that GRIN, top of the LINE.' This reading stays provisional because the page is a partly legible handwritten draft, including the unresolved 'PE, DEERIES in there' phrase the reviewer retained without confident sense.