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By Jack Joseph Smith

In the middle of the 3 o'clock night the moon makes just not in the sky. different in a corner of the room words, a buzzing mill in electric lit. I am the nightman, and I live up the boilers for the coloring crew stains across the "market" the "courage", the "freedom" "sir", and the "re-serve".

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A handwritten night fragment sets a moon in the 3 o'clock hour, a buzzing electric room, the nightman and boilers, and quoted civic words like "market," "courage," "freedom," and "re-serve."

The page turns industrial stationery into a nocturnal interior. Boiler-room labor and public words sit beside each other, making the speaker's night work feel symbolic and mechanical.

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A nightman fragment moves through moonlight, electric room noise, boilers, a coloring crew, and quoted terms such as market, courage, freedom, sir, and re-serve.

The page recasts worksite language as a poem of night labor and civic abstraction.