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By Jack Joseph Smith

Molly With what we live with She is a circle in the sun She a circle in the moon But she is clear when it is rainy too What are ya goning to do after the ends of this earth, the interior as well Sink your thoughts As fiar down as you can go Molly says hey; I don't know But you know she does And Riped it up And gave it up No religion From the cloisters She is just the best

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AI Interpretation

GPT

Molly is figured as the orbit and clarity of lived experience, someone who outlasts weather, doctrine, and even the imagined ending of the earth.

The page keeps giving Molly cosmic scale without losing intimacy. Sun, moon, rain, interior depth, and the end of earth all become settings for her steadiness. The rejection of cloisters matters because it frames her authority as lived rather than religious, earned in experience rather than institution.


Claude

Molly: a circle in the sun and moon, clear when it is rainy too. She riped it up / and gave it up / No religion / From the cloisters.