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This closing page reduces the collection to a hard little definition, ending on distorted perception and the loss of common sense.

Because it is so brief, it lands like a final label or diagnosis. The misshapen spelling and compressed phrasing fit the page's meaning: reality itself seems slightly bent by the time the book ends.

"Proinoid" — a four-line definition-poem that coins its own word for acute perception paired with "abdoucence of common sense"; the misspellings are the point, the page is treating clinical language as raw material.